Certain pharmacological drugs induce nephrotoxicity through direct tubular injury and altered renal hemodynamics
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Certain pharmacological drugs induce nephrotoxicity through direct tubular injury and altered renal hemodynamics.
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Diagnosis and Management of Acute and Chronic Lithium-Associated Nephrotoxicity.
2026 · cited by 0
Lithium accumulates via sodium transport pathways, disrupting cellular signaling and causing mitochondrial dysfunction leading to nephrotoxicity.
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Biology of drug-induced acute nephrotoxicity: focus on the tubulointerstitium.
2026 · cited by 0
Drug-induced nephrotoxicity commonly targets the tubulointerstitium through direct acute tubular injury mechanisms.
Drug-induced acute kidney injury: diverse mechanisms of tubular injury.
2019 · cited by 0
Medications cause acute kidney injury via direct tubular injury, such as aminoglycoside endocytosis and transporter-mediated intracellular drug accumulation.