Black urine

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Abstract

A patient is described in whom spontaneous blackening of the urine, due to melanin formation, resulted from treatment with o-methyldopa. The colour change became apparent only after the correction of a severe postoperative hyponatraemic alkalosis, once the urinary pH had become alkaline, as melanin formation in acid urine is very slow. © 1980 The Fellowship of Postgraduate Medicine.

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Altmann, P., & Mansell, M. A. (1980). Black urine. Postgraduate Medical Journal, 56(662), 877–878. https://doi.org/10.1136/pgmj.56.662.877

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