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Wasp sting anaphylaxis as a cause of death: a case report.

A case of death after anaphylactic reaction to a vespid is reported. The antecedent of the patient, the RAST and the RAST-Inhibition results and the geographical distribution of the vespids indicate that the responsible species was "Polistes dominulus". The pathologic finding supported that the cause of the death was an anaphylactic reaction without coexistence of any previous cardiovascular disease or other coexisting agent that could precipitate the fatal outcome.

Anaphylaxis↗

Feeling the sting.

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Intravenous ascorbic acid as a treatment for severe jellyfish stings.

We report a case of jellyfish envenomation in a 39 year old male. He was stung extensively on both lower limbs by an unidentified jellyfish. This occurred in shallow waters of a beach in the vicinity of Labuan Island, Malaysia. The patient received ambulatory treatment with parenteral and oral ascorbate with remarkable recovery.

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Marine stings.

Our superb coastline attracts local tourists and overseas visitors seeking recreation. There is increasing contact with marine life. The unwary and unprepared holiday-maker can be at risk of serious injury from a number of common sea creatures.

Australia↗