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Retrospective review of black widow spider envenomation

Annals of Emergency Medicine, 1985
Because there are few recent studies of black widow spider (Latrodectus Mactans) envenomation, a six-year retrospective study was conducted by patients admitted to or discharged from our hospital with this diagnosis. Fourteen patients with apparently severe envenomation were found and reviewed for the frequency of presenting signs and symptoms, the use
H S, Moss, L S, Binder
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The Black Widow Spider

Science, 1936
Fred E. D'Amour, Frances E. Becker, Walker van Riper   +2 more
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Black Widow Spider Bite

Dimensions of Critical Care Nursing, 2012
Heather A, Borek, Nathan P, Charlton
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Black Widow Spider Venom

2000
Abstract A Ion channel dysfunction (presynaptic blockade of peripheral neurotransmission-systemic administration) A Ion channel dysfunction (presynaptic blockade of central neurotransmission-in vitro) Venom of the black widow spider (BWSV; Latrodectus spp.) is a mixture of proteins with potent ...
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DDT and the Black Widow Spider

Science, 1946
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THE DISTRIBUTION OF BLACK WIDOW SPIDERS

Science, 1937
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Black widow spider bite

Nursing, 2006
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The Black Widow Spider in Virginia

Science, 1937
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The Black Widow Spider in Virginia

Science, 1936
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Black widow spider bite.

The Journal of the American Board of Family Practice, 1993
These two cases illustrate many classical features of latrodectism. A subclinical bite followed by extensive systemic signs and symptoms in a recognizable pattern is strongly suggestive of the diagnosis. Pain and muscle spasms are refractory to standard therapy but are relieved by intravenous calcium. Finally, there should be complete resolution of the
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