Abstract
Six weeks after being admitted to the intensive care unit for septic shock secondary to right lower limb cellulitis, a 50-year-old man experienced sudden anuria, with an otherwise unremarkable physical examination. His medical history was significant for allopurinol medication with recurrent episodes of gout and urolithiasis since age 16. He also presented with mild intellectual deficit, trouble concentrating, and intermittent muscle spasms since childhood. There was no information on family medical history.
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