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[Latrodectism in Madagascar].

Medecine tropicale : revue du Corps de sante colonial, 1994
Data concerning lactrodectism in Madagascar is scarce. Two spider species of the Latrodectus genus are found on the Grand Isle: the black widow Latrodectus mactans mena vody and the brown widow Latrodectus geometricus. From March 1991 through July 1992, 10 cases of envenomation by these spiders were treated in the Intensive Care Unit of Antananarivo ...
A, Ramialiharisoa   +3 more
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[Latrodectism in a child].

Archives de pediatrie : organe officiel de la Societe francaise de pediatrie, 1998
The malmignatte Latrodectus mactans tredecimguttatus, commonly known as a black widow spider, can be found in the Mediterranean region. Its bite is a cause of a rarely seen syndrome called latrodectism.During a visit to Corsica, a 13-year-old boy developed abrupt severe abdominal pain and spasmodic muscular contractions, headache and vomiting.
P, Casha   +3 more
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[Tarantism in Spain in the eighteen century: latrodectism and suggestion].

Revista de neurologia, 2018
Tarantism is the disease caused by the bite of the tarantula, in which the music tarantella triggers an involuntary dance. It is known in Italy since the sixteenth century.To analyze the tarantism reported in Spain at the end of the eighteenth century, with special attention to its neurological aspects, and to propose its medical and psychopathological
I, Corral-Corral, C, Corral-Corral
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Latrodectism in Croatia

2016
Cilj. Prikazati klinička, epidemiološka i terapijska obilježja latrodektizma u 144 bolesnika s područja južnog dijela Hrvatske, od Zadra do Dubrovnika, u 25-godšnjem razdoblju od 1991. do 2015. godine. Metode. Retrospektivna analiza podataka zabilježenih u arhivi (povijest bolesti, kompjutorski zapisi) infektoloških odjela u Općoj bolnici Zadar, Općoj ...
Dželalija, Boris, Lukšić, Boris
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Latrodectism: variations in clinical manifestations provoked by Latrodectus species of spiders

Toxicon, 1983
The clinical picture caused by the bite of Latrodectus spp. is described, including the patient's general condition with agonizing pains, cramps, spasms, motor unrest, boardlike abdomen, "facies latrodectismica", sweating, oliguria, hypertension, anxiety, mental excitation and an extended convalescence. The notorious biters are mainly L.
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[Latrodectism in Corsica. Study of 15 cases].

Annales de medecine interne, 1995
Malmignate bites are rare in Corsica nowadays. The authors report 15 cases of latrodectism in patients hospitalized between 1986 and 1993 at the Ajaccio hospital in southern Corsica. The disease has a polymorphous expression. We investigated the frequency and the specificity of the symptoms.
Y, Fanton, C H, Baldovini
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[Differential diagnosis of acute abdomen and latrodectism].

Minerva chirurgica, 1990
Among the causes of pseudo-acute abdomen the Latrodectism, or poisoning by malmignatta spider Latrodectus mactans tredecimguttatus bite, is often forgotten in Italy, Unfortunately, it is common knowledge that its severe clinical picture sometimes induces the surgeon to make diagnostic mistakes, and to unnecessary laparotomy.
F, Torregiani, C, La Cavera
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Latrodectism and Effectiveness of Antivenom

Annals of Emergency Medicine, 2015
Julian, White, Scott A, Weinstein
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Latrodectism in Europe (1973-2025): A systematic review of clinical manifestations, management and outcomes

Toxicon
Latrodectus tredecimguttatus, the Mediterranean black widow spider, accounts for most clinically significant spider bites in Europe. Although its toxidrome has long been recognized, contemporary evidence is fragmented, and the evolving clinical spectrum - including emerging cardiac complications - has not been systematically reviewed.We performed a ...
Irene Terzi   +3 more
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