Accidental sodium nitrite ingestion causes pediatric methemoglobinemia, highlighting the need for prompt treatment in children.
Accidental sodium nitrite ingestion can cause life‐threatening pediatric methemoglobinemia unresponsive to oxygen therapy. Early recognition and prompt methylene blue treatment are lifesaving. Public awareness about the hazards and safe amounts of sodium nitrite in homemade sausage is essential to prevent poisoning in children.
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