Keywords
Rhabdomyolysis
Acute Kidney Failure
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Abstract
Objective: To report the clinical case of a hospitalized patient diagnosed with Haff Syndrome, progressing to Renal Failure. Case details: Patient diagnosed with Haff Syndrome presented clinical manifestations of this disease, a few hours after ingestion of contaminated fish, with diffuse myalgia, neck pain, chest pain, dyspnea and choluria also accompanied by laboratory alterations, evolving to insufficiency Acute Kidney. Final considerations: The Syndrome in question, when left untreated, can progress to a severe condition of rhabdomyolysis with numerous symptoms and impairment of the renal filtration system, which can lead the patient to death. essential to prevent progression to multiple organ failure. In the case studied, the patient reported the onset of symptoms a few hours after consuming the fish, with significant clinical and laboratory alterations, progressing to renal failure, undergoing renal replacement therapy.
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