TANGO-2 with Severe and Prolonged Rhabdomyolysis in a 2-year Old Male TANGO-2 with Severe and Prolonged Rhabdomyolysis in a 2-year Old Male with Human metapneumovirus Infection. A case report and literature review.

TANGO-2

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  • Rowida Kheireldin Author
    • Sameer Imdad University of Toledo image/svg+xml Author
      • Waseem Ostwani Author

        DOI:

        https://doi.org/10.46570/utjms.vol7-2020-389

        Keywords:

        TANGO-2, Rhabdomyolysis, creatinine kinase

        Abstract

        We report a unique case of prolonged acute rhabdomyolysis in a 2-year-old male with known TANGO-2 mutation with delayed peak in creatinine kinase levels secondary to human metapneumovirus infection. Creatinine kinase peaked at 424,760 U/l on day 9 of hospitalization. Resolution of rhabdomyolysis was achieved using aggressive management with intravenous fluids with optimal urine output and no kidney injury.  TANGO-2 patients may develop severe and prolonged rhabdomyolysis with a delayed peak suggesting the need for prolonged inpatient hospitalization to prevent life-threatening complications.

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        2020-08-13

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        Vol. 7 (2020): Volume 7, 2020

        Section

        Case Reports

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        Kheireldin R, Imdad S, Ostwani W. TANGO-2 with Severe and Prolonged Rhabdomyolysis in a 2-year Old Male TANGO-2 with Severe and Prolonged Rhabdomyolysis in a 2-year Old Male with Human metapneumovirus Infection. A case report and literature review. : TANGO-2. Translation. 2020;7:24-27. doi:10.46570/utjms.vol7-2020-389

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