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Renal and Hepatic Impairment Dosage: Although the safety and efficacy of hydroxocobalamin have not been studied in renal and hepatic impairments, Cyanokit is administered as emergency therapy in an acute, life-threatening situation only and no dose adjustment is required in these patients
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The green curve shows the NAC rescue of the male by the protocol described in the text starting The black curve in Figure 5 shows the response of the male to an 18-gm dose of APAP if not treated
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