Probable Enoxaparin-Induced Liver Injury in a Young Patient: A Case Report of a Diagnostic Challenge.

Low molecular weight heparin (LMWH) is associated with elevated liver enzyme levels in a small percentage of patients. Elevations more than five times the upper limit of normal are uncommon and have been noted to primarily occur in patients receiving higher doses. The literature reports mild, primarily asymptomatic cases, with adverse effects at higher therapeutic doses.

Large Renal Abscess in Pregnancy: Case Report of a Rare Finding.

The incidence of renal abscesses during pregnancy has not been well-established. A renal abscess is usually secondary to the complications of acute pyelonephritis and can lead to severe consequences, including fetal and/or maternal death. Little is known about the incidence of renal abscesses in pregnant women; however, the literature consistently refers to it as an extremely rare occurrence.