For example, in a 3 worksheet workbook, Sheet1 and Sheet 3 contain named ranges that do not change. Sheet2 contains several named ranges all of which need to be deleted and re-created when the macro is run.
Nephrotoxic injury is most commonly caused by drugs, primarily antibiotics, analgesics, and contrast agents. In some cases, such as with aminoglycosides and amphotericin B, the drug itself will damage the kidneys.
The aminoglycosides are potent nephrotoxins, in part because of the high concentrations they attain in the proximal tubular cells (PTCs)--up to 10% of the total parenteral dose may be concentrated in these cells.