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Star fruit poisoning is potentially life-threatening in patients with moderate chronic renal failure
Intensive Care Medicine, 04/24/09
Herbland A et al. - Severe star fruit intoxication can occur in patients with moderate CRI with a potentially fatal outcome. Prompt continuous RRT should be instituted.
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