Case Report

Isopropyl Alcohol Ingestion Presenting as Pseudorenal Failure Due to Acetone Interference

Abstract:Isopropyl alcohol is a relatively common source of clinical intoxication. It is usually suspected when a patient presents with high serum or urine ketones and a high osmolar gap without acidosis. Acute renal failure due to isopropyl alcohol ingestion is rare. We describe a patient with isopropyl alcohol ingestion who…