Carnitine deficiency in intensive care unit patients undergoing continuous renal replacement therapy-An underrecognized issue with potential for severe complications.

Robert, Arnaud;Moury, Julien;Nendumba, Gauthier;Hauqiert, Benedicte;Honoré, Patrick;et.al.
(2025) Journal of intensive medicine — Vol. 5, n° 3, p. 249-251 (2025)

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Robert, A., Moury, J., Nendumba, G., Hauqiert, B., Vornicu, O., Blackman, S., Perriens, E., De Lissnyder, N., Shchukin, A., El Yaakoubi, F., Saad, C., Schmit, C., Dincq, A.-S., Evrard, P., Bulpa, P., Michaux, I., & Honoré, P. (2025). Carnitine deficiency in intensive care unit patients undergoing continuous renal replacement therapy-An underrecognized issue with potential for severe complications. Journal of intensive medicine, 5(3), 249-251. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jointm.2024.12.002 (Original work published 2025)