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Enasidenib causes clinically relevant rosuvastatin accumulation leading to toxic myopathy

2024-02-20

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A woman in her 80s developed AML while on rosuvastatin secondary prevention. IDH2 mutation was identified and Enasidenib was commenced as second line therapy and later presented with clinical, biochemical and radiographic evidence of myositis, without an alternative cause. We report the first case of enasidenib induced statin toxic myopathy, and discuss implications for AML patients most likely to receive this the...

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10.21203/rs.3.rs-3949825/v1
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