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. 1974 Aug;50(586):511–512. doi: 10.1136/pgmj.50.586.511

The use of dialysis bath fluid as a vehicle for a drug with a narrow therapeutic index—Lithium chloride

W F Oakley, W F Clarke, V Parsons
PMCID: PMC2495656  PMID: 4464515

Abstract

A patient requiring regular haemodialysis treatment (RDT) for end stage chronic pyelonephritis, with a recurrent manic-depressive illness was successfully treated with lithium chloride by adding it to the dialysate, when other routes had failed.

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