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Case report observes hemoperfusion efficacy for progressive hyperammonemia in glufosinate poisoning, highlighting the value of urgent extracorporeal toxin clearance.
and he was put on mechanical ventilation.His vital signs were stable, and his electrocardiogram (ECG) showed normal sinus rhythm.He was euthermic and euglycemic and was shifted to the intensive care unit (ICU).Investigations revealed normal renal and liver function, with arterial blood gas (ABG) analysis showing mixed metabolic and respiratory acidosis.Serum ammonia showed an increasing trend from 74 to 128 µg/dL in 6 hours.An urgent nephrology consultation was sought for hyperammonemia, and he underwent one session of hemoperfusion with a resin cartridge lasting 6 hours.
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