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Venomous spiders of Albania -does an increase of temperature influence the toxicity of spider venom? [PDF]
Vrenozi, Blerina.
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The black widow spider bite: epidemiology, symptomatology and prevention
Ugriz crne udovice uzrokuje jedan od globalno najvažnijih oblika araneizma, odnosno kliničkih sindroma uzrokovanih ugrizom pauka. Rod koji sačinjava pauke udovice sastoji se od više vrsta pauka od kojih je za naše predjele najznačajnija mediteranska crna
Huzjak, Miran
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Reversible Myocarditis Following Black Widow Spider (Latrodectus spp.) Bite in Egypt: A case report. [PDF]
Emara AG +3 more
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We here report a case of human lactrodectism in Costa Rica, caused by the spider Latrodectus geometricus, included in the group known as “black widows”. A 27 year-old woman was bitten by a Brown Widow spider in her home in Cartago city. She showed a moderately severe case with the following sequence of symptoms: an acute, intense local pain begins just
Barrantes Montero, Gilbert +1 more
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Alpha-latrotoxin (alpha-ltx), a component of the venom of black widow spiders (BWSV), binds to higher vertebrates presynaptic nerve terminals, stimulating massive neurotransmitter release.
Rufini, S +19 more
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PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases broadens its coverage of envenomings caused by animal bites and stings. [PDF]
Gutiérrez JM, Chippaux JP, Isbister GK.
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Treatments for latrodectism - a systematic review on their clinical effectiveness
Latrodectism or envenomation by widow-spiders is common and clinically significant worldwide. Alpha-latrotoxin is the mammalian-specific toxin in the venom that results in toxic effects observed in humans.
Nicole M. Ryan (21276575) +2 more
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Pit latrines: A potential risk factor for latrodectism in rural South Africa?
Latrodectus spp. spider bites usually occur away from domestic sites, in the open fields or bushes. We report 3 cases of latrodectism that were identified to be associated with bites by these spiders in a rural domestic setting, specifically while the victim was using a pit latrine.
Msiwa, A, Ntshalintshali, S D
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BACKGROUND: Tarantula spiders are widely kept and bred in captivity by both adults and children. Their bites are generally considered harmless. AIM: To explore the effects of envenoming by Old World tarantulas.
Ahmed, N, Pinkham, M, Warrell, DA
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Clinical characteristics of patients with black widow spider bites: A report of 59 patients and single-center experience. [PDF]
Zhou HJ, Xu K, Zheng PY, Gu W.
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