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From bench to bedside: Colistin nephrotoxicity and vitamin E
2019
Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases
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oxidative stress have a role [24, 25] . Based on these data we thought to conduct a randomized trial to assess alpha-tocopherol effect on colistin nephrotoxicity in Loghman-Hakim hospital, a referral tertiary teaching medical center. Patients who are candidate to receive colistin to treat infections caused by multi-drug resistance gram negative bacillus are randomly assigned to receive 400 mg vitamin E in form of alpha tocopherol per day concomitantly by colistin or receive colistin alone. The
doi:10.15761/cmid.1000161
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