Rhabdomyolysis after fish consumption: Haff's disease
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Discussion First reported in 1924, Haff disease gets its name from the Koenigsberg Haff, a
brackish inlet of the Baltic Sea where the syndrome was first described. 1 Haff disease is
characterized by sudden onset of severe rhabdomyolysis without associated symptoms in
patients who have consumed fish within 24 h of symptom onset. 2, 3
brackish inlet of the Baltic Sea where the syndrome was first described. 1 Haff disease is
characterized by sudden onset of severe rhabdomyolysis without associated symptoms in
patients who have consumed fish within 24 h of symptom onset. 2, 3
Discussion
First reported in 1924, Haff disease gets its name from the Koenigsberg Haff, a brackish inlet of the Baltic Sea where the syndrome was first described. 1 Haff disease is characterized by sudden onset of severe rhabdomyolysis without associated symptoms in patients who have consumed fish within 24 h of symptom onset. 2, 3
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