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A man with purple urine

Michael Hudson, Brian V. Cashin, Aaron Matlock, Christopher Kang, Brandon K. Wills

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Abstract

In a clinical study, healthy subjects were given an antidote to a toxin that may be encountered by emergency physicians. Urine was collected for seven days following administration of the antidote. The drastic dark purple color of the urine on day 1, taken immediately after the antidote was given, is clearly of note.

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In a clinical study, healthy subjects were given an antidote to a toxin that may be encountered by emergency physicians. Urine was collected for seven days following administration of the antidote. The drastic dark purple color of the urine on day 1, taken immediately after the antidote was given, is clearly of note.

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In a clinical study, healthy subjects were given an antidote to a toxin that may be encountered by emergency physicians. Urine was collected for seven days following administration of the antidote. The drastic dark purple color of the urine on day 1, taken immediately after the antidote was given, is clearly of note.

Key concepts: Antidote, Urine, Medicine, Anesthesia, Internal medicine, Toxicity

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