Myoglobinuria
Acute muscle necrosis leads to gross pigmenturia (brown) with myoglobin in urine. Also termed rhabdomyolysis. Most important syndromes in Table 129.1.
Hereditary Myoglobinuria
Identified Enzyme Deficiencies
Genetic defect identified in six forms (first six entries in Table 129.1). Impaired metabolism of a fuel (glycogen or lipid) necessary for muscular work (see also Chapter 85).
Exercise limited by myalgia after exertion. Myoglobinuria follows strenuous activity. Clinical diagnosis of glycogen disorders: failure of venous lactate to rise after ischemic exercise.
Phosphoglycerate kinase deficiency X-linked; others are autosomal recessive.
Table 129.1 Classification of Human Myoglobinuria | ||
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