STUDIES ON BLOOD CHANGES IN PNEUMOCOCCUS INFECTIONS : AN EXPERMENTAL STUDY OF THE FORMATION AND FATE OF METHEMOGLOBIN IN THE BLOOD.
In the occasional cases of pneumonia which show a decrease in the oxygen capacity of the blood, the decrease is probably due to a formation of methemoglobin. The latter is removed from the circulation, however, as rapidly as it is formed, so that it can seldom be detected even qualitatively, and is probably never a cause of cyanosis.
Hospital of The Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research.
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