Unique Red Cell Abnormality in a Case of Fatal Methylene Blue Induced Haemolysis: Hematology: Vol 9, No 3

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Abstract

The appearance of a single blob of denatured haemoglobin in red cells staining prominently with supravital dyes is described in a case of fatal haemolysis following infusions of methylene blue (MB) for the treatment of toxic methaemoglobinaemia. This unique inclusion hitherto unreported may be used to predict impending haemolysis.

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