Researchers at Shizuoka Prefectural General Hospital Target Nephropathy (Evidence of Tosufloxacin Deposition In the Kidneys of a Patient Presenting With Crystal Nephropathy).

A study conducted at Shizuoka Prefectural General Hospital in Japan focused on nephropathy caused by tosufloxacin deposition in the kidneys, leading to crystal nephropathy. The research identified tosufloxacin deposits in the kidneys of a patient with renal failure, which improved with the withdrawal of the drug and steroid therapy. This study, peer-reviewed and published in Internal Medicine, sheds light on the presence of crystal deposits consisting of tosufloxacin in the kidneys. [Extracted from the article]