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Blistering Paederus dermatitis caused by medically important beetles (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae: Paederinae): A review

Journal of Entomological Research, 2021
AbstractThis article describes blistering Paederus dermatitis, including epidemiology as well its treatment and prevention. Also, this study was conducted to evaluate the geographical distribution of Paederus beetles in Iran through searching for dermatitis linearis related keywords in the databases Web of Sciences, Science Direct, Scopus and Google ...
Hamid Kassiri, Rouhullah Dehghani, Saina Karami, Fatemeh Kamiabi   +3 more
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Blister beetle dermatitis caused by cantharidin in South Sudan in Op TRENTON: a case series

BMJ Military Health, 2019
Cantharidin-producing blister beetles are found worldwide. The pathognomonic feature of their toxin is a blistering dermatitis that presents an environmental health hazard. Cutaneous exposure to cantharidin can produce blistering dermatitis, most commonly seen on exposed skin, in the Bentiu region of South Sudan. This should be treated with appropriate
Caroline Linda Maynard-Burrows, J V Mclennan, T C Nicholson-Roberts, H Takano   +3 more
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Evacuation of an Aboriginal community in response to an outbreak of blistering dermatitis induced by a beetle (Paederus australis)

Medical Journal of Australia, 1996
To describe an outbreak of dermatitis induced by the beetle Paederus australis and the public health measures implemented to control it.A remote Aboriginal community in the Northern Territory of Australia.Inspection of the community and interviews with residents to document skin lesions, sleeping locations and beetle activity.
R E, Todd, S L, Guthridge, B L, Montgomery   +2 more
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PAEDERUS DERMATITIS: THE BLISTERING SECRET OF THE BEETLE

PARIPEX INDIAN JOURNAL OF RESEARCH
Paederus dermatitis is a self-limiting yet painful condition triggered by exposure to Paederus beetles, which release the toxic compound paederin onto the skin. Although it is often misdiagnosed due to its similarity to other skin conditions, early recognition and prompt management can significantly reduce discomfort and prevent complications ...
Ilanjiyan M, Santhosh S
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Blister beetle dermatitis.

Journal of the Indian Medical Association, 2011
Blister beetle dermatitis or paederus dermatitis is an irritant contact dermatitis due to accidental crush of insects belonging to paederus family on the skin. The characteristic features of blister beetle dermatitis are linear erythematous itchy vesicles over the exposed parts of body and kissing lesions.
C R V, Narasimhalu, A, Murali, R, Kannan, N, Srinivasan   +3 more
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[Blister beetle dermatitis: Dermatitis linearis].

Der Hautarzt; Zeitschrift fur Dermatologie, Venerologie, und verwandte Gebiete, 2016
Several families of beetles cause toxic reactions on exposed human skin. Cantharidin provokes nearly asymptomatic vesicles and blisters, while pederin leads to itching and burning erythema with vesicles and small pustules, later crusts. Paederi are attracted by fluorescent light especially after rain showers and cause outbreaks in regions with moderate
R, Dieterle, M, Faulde, K, Erkens
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Blistering Beetle Dermatitis

2018
Ishad Aggarwal, Anju George
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Entomological Surveillance and Cantharidin Concentrations in Mylabris variabilis and Epicauta rufidorsum Blister Beetles in Slovenia

Animals, 2021
Gabrijela Tavčar-Kalcher, Tomi Trilar, Modest Vengušt   +2 more
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Whiplash rove beetle dermatitis in central Queensland

Australasian Journal of Dermatology, 2000
Leith A Banney
exaly  

Zosteriform Blister-Beetle Dermatitis in A Young Boy

UCMS Journal of Medical Sciences
Vaishnavi Modi, Sonika Garg, Vishal Gaurav, Krishna Deb Barman, Tanvi Dev   +4 more
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