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An Infant with Methemoglobinemia

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  1. Methylene blue administration. The reversal agent for severe symptomatic methemoglobinemia is methylene blue. Amyl nitrite and sodium thiosulfate are agents commonly used for cyanide toxicity, and naloxone hydrochloride is a reversal agent for opioid excess. Hemodialysis is not a recommended treatment for methemoglobinemia.

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