I was called to evaluate an inpatient female with Diffuse La | Figure 1

I was called to evaluate an inpatient female with Diffuse Large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL), with progression to central nervous system and lacrimal submitted to methotrexate infusion high dosis (matrix protocol) who presents this colour of the urine (attached below). Besides it, there’s abdominal discomfort but no changes in the physical examination.

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