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See Latest ArticlesMethemoglobinemia in critically ill patients during extended hemodialysis and simultaneous disinfection of the hospital water supply
Critical Care, 10/23/09
Bek MJ et al. – The results demonstrate that even a regular hospital water disinfection technique can be associated with significant methemoglobinemia during extended hemodialysis. Clinicians should be aware of this potential hazard.
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