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See Latest ArticlesObstructive acute renal failure related to amantadine intoxication
The American Journal of Emergency Medicine, 04/02/09
Nakai K et al. - Physicians should be aware of urinary retention in patients treated with amantadine as a first sign of intoxication that could lead if untreated to obstructive acute renal failure. And the authors recommend to check the overdose symptoms, even those with normal renal function, treated with amantadine.
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