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[Study of stinging crystals in tian nanxing].

OBJECTIVE: To test whether the raphides in Tian Nanxing (Pinellia pedatisecta Schott) caused irritation. METHOD: Scan Electron Microscope and Microscope Oberservation; Animal experimental study. RESULT: Through the comparision of unprocessed Tian Nanxing to processed ones which included 36 h, 72 h, 120 h processed samples, the great modifications in the structure of raphides, especially for the ones with barbs in the processed samples was observed with time course study. A further animal experimental study went to show that the rate of change for raphides with barbs existed a dose-reponse relationship to irritation. CONCLUSION: Investigations of the causes of these reactions showed that raphides of calcium oxalate are, at least in part, responsible for the Tian Nanxing's irritation.

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Proof or consequences. Law to curb illegal immigrants' Medicaid coverage may sting U.S. citizens seeking medical treatment without documentation.

By requiring providers to ask Medicaid patients to prove citizenship, the government is creating a quandary: providers can comply and potentially lose millions in reimbursements or forfeit matching funds if they don't. Ironically, the mandate could cause millions of eligible patients to lose health coverage because they can't supply the documents, says Ron Pollack, left.

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[Review of latrodectism and Malmignatta sting (Latrodectus tredecimguttatus) in Italy].

The latrodectism is a rare poisoning rather unknown in Italy and some times fatal. The Authors in this latrodectism review intend to provide information about the Malmignatta spider Latrodectus tredecimguttatus: biology, Italian distribution and peculiarity of its venom. Here are reported the clinical picture of the toxic syndrome, with first principles of differential diagnosis. Afterwards, they face the treatment, illustrating the cases where they can use the antivenom, calcium gluconate or methocarbamol, with modalities, doses and administration stages.

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[Nephrotic syndrome after a medusa sting].

A steroid-responsive nephrotic syndrome after medusa prick is not common. It occurred in a 15 year-old girl: this case allows to discuss the role of allergy in such a situation.

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