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Nephrotic syndrome induced by insect sting.
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Prazosin in management of cardiovascular manifestations of scorpion sting.
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Hymenoptera stings and beta-blockers.
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Hymenoptera stings and beta-blockers.
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Paclitaxel hypersensitivity reactions related to bee-sting allergy.
Patients with a history of beesting allergy may have a higher risk of a hypersensitivity reaction with paclitaxel treatment. We suggest careful screening of patients for allergies.
Persistent cutaneous hypersensitivity reaction after a Hawaiian box jellyfish sting (Carybdea alata).
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Airway obstruction caused by bee sting macroglossia.
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Catfish stings: a report of three cases.
During a two-month period, three patients with embedded freshwater catfish spines were seen. In each case, the spine was visualized radiographically and then removed. All three patients completed a course of cephalosporins and recovered without infection.
A patient resuscitated after an insect sting. A clinical pathological conference.
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Mediterranean jellyfish (Rhopilema nomadica) sting.
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A survey from the literature of plants used to treat scorpion stings.
A catalogue of plants used to treat envenomation by scorpions has been compiled from a comprehensive range of over 30 reference books and review papers. Details of the parts used and the method of use are given, as well as the geographical source. The possible pharmacological and chemical basis of the use of some of the plants listed is discussed and compared with plants used to treat envenomation by snakes.
Lecture on insect stings at Queen of the Valley Hospital in Napa, California.
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Coelenterate (cnidarian) stings and wounds.
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Local and systemic reactions from jellyfish stings.
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Venomous fish stings (ichthyoacanthotoxicoses).
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