Which of the following is not a component of the crush syndrome -
Crush syndrome is the general manifestation of a crush injury involving one or more limbs or abdomen under extreme pressure for a few hours. The prolonged pressure to the limb or abdomen leads to breakdown of the integrity of the muscle membrane and derangement of cellular transport. This in turn may cause a syndrome of :-

Rhabdomyolysis                                                                      
Hyperkalemia                                                                  
Metabolic acidosis                                            
DIC   
Cardiomyopathy       
Acute tubular necrosis & ARF
Dehydration           
Hyperphosphatemia       
Myoglobinemia & myoglobinuria   
Hypocalcemia        
Hyperuricemia
Myohemoglobinuria
Massive crushing of muscles
Acute tubular necrosis
Bleeding diathesis