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Proving of Latrodectus mactans
British Homoeopathic journal, 1994Proving of Latrodectus mactans H. LESIGANG Two Austrian provings in 1989 yielded 11 records suitable for evaluation. Another 16 records come from a proving done by 16 physicians using the Becket method in 1992. General symptoms were of no particular interest. Headache and dryness took various forms.
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Comparative lethality of several Latrodectus venoms
Toxicon, 1964Abstract Four species of the black-widow spider genus Latrodectus are known to occur in North America. They are L. mactans mactans, L. geometricus, L. variolus and L. bishopi. Thecomparative lethality of the venoms of these species and of the European sub-species L. mactans tredecimguttatus was evaluated.
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LIFE HISTORY OF LATRODECTUS MACTANS
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1934In spite of the clinical importance of the bite of the Latrodectus mactans no complete study of its life history has so far been made. In view of this fact and since it is the only spider found in this country the bite of which has definitely been proved capable of causing severe1and, in some cases, fatal2systemic reactions in man, observations on its ...
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Latrodectus tredecimguttatus spider bite
British Journal of Dermatology, 2004D, Calista, C, Venturelli, M, Morri
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First Record of Black Widow Spider Bite Latrodectus cinctus (Araneae: Theridiidae) From Iran
Journal of Medical Entomology, 2022Jalil Nejati +2 more
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