Rhabdomyolysis with different etiologies in childhood

Table 1 General characteristics of patients

Case no	Age (mo)	Gender	Presenting symptoms	Provacative factors	Positive physical examination findings	Past/family history	Attacs number
1	24	F	Dark colored urine, fever, cough	Infection	Fever, bilateral crepitationsin chest examination	Unremarkable	1
2	84	F	Fever, cough,myalgia, calf pain, fatigue, dark colored urine	Infection	Fever, bilateral crepitationsin chest examination	Unremarkable	1
3	192	M	Myalgia, calf pain, fatigue, dark colored urine, vomiting	Excess licorice use	Volume depletion signs, normal blood pressure	Unremarkable	1
4	132	F	Myalgia, calf pain, fatigue, muscle weakness, dark colored urine	Prolonged physical exercise	Muscle strengths 3-4/5 bilateral in upper and lower extremities	Recurrent rhabdomyolysis, parents are consanguineous	7
5	192	M	Myalgia, calf pain, fatigue, muscle weakness dark colored urine	Prolonged physical exercise	Muscle strengths 3-4/5 bilateral in upper and lower extremities	Recurrent rhabdomyolysis, parents are consanguineous	6
6	192	F	Myalgia, calf pain, fatigue dark colored urine	Infection, prolonged physical exercise	Muscle pain	Recurrent rhabdomyolysis, hemodialysis treatment 10 mo ago due to attack, parents are consanguineous	6
7	24	M	Dark colored urine, fever, cough	Infection	Fever, bilateral crepitationsin chest examination	Epilepsy, micocephalia	1
8	192	F	Myalgia, calf pain, fatigue dark colored urine	Prolonged physical exercise	Muscle pain	Recurrent rhabdomyolysis	3

M: Male; F: Female.