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Toxicon, 1964
Abstract The main epidemiological characteristics of latrodectism and the difficulties encountered in their study are discussed. The geographical and seasonal distribution, and the biological and human factors that may influence this phenomenon are considered. The frequency of latrodectism in certain classes of people, the age groups affected and the
S Bettini
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Abstract The main epidemiological characteristics of latrodectism and the difficulties encountered in their study are discussed. The geographical and seasonal distribution, and the biological and human factors that may influence this phenomenon are considered. The frequency of latrodectism in certain classes of people, the age groups affected and the
S Bettini
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Acute renal failure following latrodectism.
Veterinary and human toxicology, 2001 Latrodectism is considered dangerous for human beings. Acute renal failure after envenomation is not common and usually results from prerenal failure. We report a 59-y-o man with acute oliguric renal failure due to a combination of prerenal and renal causes after being bitten by a black Latrodectus spider.
Karcıoğlu, Özgür +3 more
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Latrodectism: a prospective cohort study of bites by formally identified redback spiders
Medical Journal of Australia, 2003To determine the spectrum of severity and early diagnostic predictors of redback spider bites (Latrodectus hasselti), and to examine the effect of intramuscular redback antivenom.Prospective cohort study of calls to New South Wales, Queensland and Western Australian poisons information centres and presentations to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and Royal
Geoffrey K, Isbister, Michael R, Gray
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Successful Treatment of Latrodectism with Antivenin after 90 Hours
New England Journal of Medicine, 1999To the Editor: A 13-year-old boy awoke from sleep with a sharp pain on the left side of his neck. He killed a large black spider in the bed. Because of local neck pain and muscle cramps migrating into his chest, abdomen, and legs, he sought care at a nearby hospital.
Gerald F. O'Malley +2 more
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