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Temporal evolution of dermonecrosis in loxoscelism assessed by photodocumentation
, 2022 Background: Although loxoscelism (bites by brown spiders of the genus Loxosceles) frequently results in dermonecrosis, no previous clinical reports have provided detailed temporal photodocumentation of the evolution of dermonecrotic lesions in a case ...
Camila Carbone Prado (10395082) +4 more
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Revista da Sociedade Brasileira de Medicina Tropical, 2001 O veneno das aranhas do gênero Loxosceles causa lesão dermonecrótica e induz hemólise intravascular dependente de complemento, configurando um quadro clínico de intensa gravidade. No Brasil, as espécies L. gaucho L. intermedia e L.
Rute Maria Gonçalves de Andrade +2 more
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Journal of Enzyme Inhibition and Medicinal Chemistry, 2019 Loxosceles spiders’ venoms consist of a mixture of proteins, including the sphingomyelinases D (SMases D), which are the main toxic components responsible for local and systemic effects in human envenomation.
Priscila Hess Lopes +5 more
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Loxosceles rufescens: single-institutional epidemiology, diagnosis and treatment
Acute Care Medicine Surgery and AnesthesiaLoxosceles rufescens, also known as “violin spider” due to its characteristic appearance, is a medium-sized spider species that can potentially pose a threat to humans.
Francesco Coletta +9 more
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Cutaneous loxoscelism mainly edematous, a case report [PDF]
, 2015 Artículo de publicación ISIIn Chile, loxoscelism is caused by the bite of the Loxosceles laeta spider. The clinical presentation has two different forms: cutaneous loxoscelism (CL) and vicero-cutaneous loxoscelism, which is less frequent.
Barra Cánepa, Paula de la +4 more
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Suspected Case of Loxoscelism (Spider-bite) in a Dog [PDF]
, 1985 Loxoscelism is a disease caused by envenomation by spiders belonging to the genus Loxosceles. Loxoscelism (also known as "necrotic arachnidism" or "gangrenous spot") has been mentioned as a disease in humans since the 1870'S,1 but the etiological agent ...
Greve, John, Taylor, Scott
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Loxoscelism: From basic research to the proposal of new therapies
, 2010 Loxoscelism is caused by envenomation by spiders from Loxosceles genus. Clinical symptoms only appear a few hours after envenomation and can evolve in local reactions, such as dermonecrosis, and systemic reactions, such as intravascular haemolysis ...
Tambourgi, Denise V. +5 more
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A systemic risk warning system [PDF]
, 2010 Economists largely neglected systemic risk in the financial sector. This column discusses how governments should gather data about systemic risk and assess its implications.
Sibert, Anne
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Cutaneous loxoscelism: Narrtavie review of a current problem
, 2012 The endemic presence of Loxosceles laeta species in Chile determinates a constant validity of loxoscelism in clinical practice. Among their clinical scope, cutaneous loxoscelism is the most common presentation and it usually requires surgical management.
Longton, Cristóbal +2 more
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Loxoscelism: Case Report and Literature Review [PDF]
, 2014 La picadura de la araña del género Loxosceles produce dermonecrosis en el sitio de la lesión y complicaciones sistémicas secundarias a reacciones enzimáticas de su veneno, lo que aumenta la tasa de mortalidad.
Aguilar Martínez, Leonar; George Washington University +4 more
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