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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 30 Drug deliberate poisoning patients with severe acute renal failure diagnosis and treatment of Authors: Yang Boyu, Yi Qing Yu Tai Jun Li-Ming Yang Abstract reviews the deliberate poisoning of drugs in patients with severe acute renal insufficiency clinic experience. Use of individual hemodialysis and comprehensive treatment. Condition improved after treatment, symptoms gradually disappeared, after an increase in urine up to normal, blood urea nitrogen, serum creatinine decreased to normal or near normal. Timely and appropriate for dialysis, a comprehensive systematic treatment of severe drug intoxication with acute renal failure in patients with satisfactory effect. Keywords: severe drug deliberate poisoning; acute renal failure; diagnosis; treatment Abstract: Diagnosis and therapy experience of serious drug deliberate self-poisoning patient with acute renal insufficiency are reviewed in the article. Recommendation regarding type of dialysis must be individualized. Comprehensive treatment was used. After dialysis and comprehensive treatment, the symptoms resolved gradualy, urinary outflow increased and normalized, serum creatinine and blood urea nitrogen were lowered to normal or nearly normal respectively, improvement and recover were achieved. In time available dialysis and comrehensive treatment show a relatively good therapeutic effect for serious drug deliberate self-poisoning patient with acute renal insufficiency. Keywords:: Serious drug deliberate self-poisoning; Acute renal insufficiency; Diagnosis; Therapy Serious drug deliberate poisoning with acute renal failure can be seen in the clinical condition complicated and critical need for timely proper treatment. Currently antipyretic misuse or improper use of medicines is widespread, mainly reflected in the indication does not match agent overload, of long duration, medication type and compound over low heat or fever are still drugs. WHO,