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Injection of a Whole Black Widow Spider
Annals of Emergency Medicine, 1996S P, Bush, J, Naftel
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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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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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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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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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American family physician, 1984
Latrodectus mactans has now invaded towns and cities. The spider's venom is a neurotoxin that causes little local reaction but produces pain and spasm in large skeletal muscle groups within 30 minutes to three hours after the bite. Severe envenomation may result in respiratory failure and coma. First aid is of no value.
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Latrodectus mactans has now invaded towns and cities. The spider's venom is a neurotoxin that causes little local reaction but produces pain and spasm in large skeletal muscle groups within 30 minutes to three hours after the bite. Severe envenomation may result in respiratory failure and coma. First aid is of no value.
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Clinical presentation and treatment of black widow spider envenomation: A review of 163 cases
Annals of Emergency Medicine, 1992Richard Gerkin, Richard F Clark
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