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1Department of Pediatrics, Tulsa Medical College, Oklahoma.
American Journal of Perinatology
|July 1, 1988
Evan's blue dye was accidentally injected into the fetus. This caused a bluish discoloration of the skin that gradually changed to a greenish color. The greenish color disappeared after 3 weeks and there were no other sequelae to this iatrogenic complication.
Evan's blue dye was accidentally injected into the fetus. This caused a bluish discoloration of the skin that gradually changed to a greenish color. The greenish color disappeared after 3 weeks and there were no other sequelae to this iatrogenic complication.
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