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MedicinePharmacotherapyToxicologyHypersensitivityPharmaceutical ToxicologyRenal PathophysiologyAcute Kidney InjuryRenal DiseaseRenal ToxicityImmediate Hypersensitivity ReactionsRenal Adverse EffectsRifampicin Therapy
1973) and possibly shock hypotension are responsible for the acute oliguria. This may be mediated by an immune reaction, for patients on an intermittent regimen have high levels of circu- lating antirifampicin antibody (Aquinas et al., 1972).
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