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Clinical experience in diagnosis and management of acquired methaemoglobinaemia: a case report and retrospective review
2021
Hong Kong Medical Journal
In June 2008, a 9-month-old boy with unremarkable medical and developmental history presented to the emergency department with acute cyanosis. The child had been fed about 200 g of congee containing rice, vegetables, fish, and egg. He was then noted to have pallor of face and perioral cyanosis. He was conscious and irritable and reported to have vomiting. His respiratory rate was 40 breaths per minute and heart rate was 190 beats per minute. Pulse oximetry showed 90% oxygen saturation on 100%
doi:10.12809/hkmj209028
pmid:34706989
fatcat:rfao2ftdbzemxbbpuft5njzfzy