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Paederus dermatitis in Egypt: a clinicopathological and ultrastructural study
Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology, 2010AbstractBackground Outbreaks of paederus dermatitis (PD) have been observed in different parts of the world, yet the histopathological and ultrastructural changes and their relationship to pederin toxin have not been described.Objective To describe the clinical presentations of PD in Egypt and to study the effects of pederin toxin on the skin by ...
M, Assaf +4 more
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An epidemic of Paederus dermatitis in southern Nigeria
Contact Dermatitis, 1989A O, George, Z F, Falope
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The American Journal of Dermatopathology, 1991
Paederus fuscipes (PF) dermatitis is a self-healing blistering disorder of the skin caused by a small insect belonging to genus Paederus, family Staphylinidae, order Coleoptera. Crushing PF on the skin causes acute dermatitis within 24 hours, corresponding in shape and dimensions to the area affected by the substance released (pederin).
BORRONI, GIOVANNI +3 more
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Paederus fuscipes (PF) dermatitis is a self-healing blistering disorder of the skin caused by a small insect belonging to genus Paederus, family Staphylinidae, order Coleoptera. Crushing PF on the skin causes acute dermatitis within 24 hours, corresponding in shape and dimensions to the area affected by the substance released (pederin).
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Paederus Dermatitis Featuring Chronic Contact Dermatitis
Dermatitis®, 2013Paederus dermatitis is a distinct variant of acute irritant contact dermatitis caused by mucocutaneous contact with the specific toxin of an insect belonging to the genus Paederus .
Stanimirović, Andrija +3 more
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DERMATITIS CAUSED BY PAEDERUS FUSCIPES CURT.
International Journal of Dermatology, 1994An 8-year-old boy was brought to the emergency department of our Institute because of a dermatitis localized to the left eye and left cheek. The parents reported that the day before the boy had been playing in the home garden and that the dermatitis suddenly appeared on the same evening. The boy presented with erythema, edema, and small vesicles on the
S. Veraldi, L. Süss
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Paederus dermatitis outbreak in Luanda City, Angola
Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology, 2017Paederus dermatitis (PD), dermatitis linearis or “ferro em brasa” is an inflammatory skin reaction against pederin, a vesicant non-proteinaceous toxin present in the hemolymph of Paederus spp. The beetle distributes along tropical and subtropical climates; it inhabits crop fields (rice), marshes and riverbanks to avoid desiccation.
D A, De Luca, Z, Maianski, M, Averbukh
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Unpacking and Managing a Paederus Dermatitis Outbreak
Wilderness & Environmental Medicine, 2023Yalcin, Golcuk, Emine Tugba, Alatas
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OPHTHALMIC MANIFESTATIONS OF PAEDERUS DERMATITIS.
The Southeast Asian journal of tropical medicine and public health, 2015A 30-year-old Chinese female presented with progressive periorbital swelling of unknown cause and redness of her left eye. She was given an antibiotic eyedrop and oral cloxacillin to treat periorbital cellulitis. The clinical picture did not improve and she returned with swelling of the fellow eye.
Wipada, Laovirojjanakul +2 more
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