THE ACTIVATION OF THE BLOOD CLOTTING CASCADE BY Tityus discrepans VENOM AND ITS ROLE IN THE GENESIS OF ACUTE LUNG EDEMA

In Venezuela, the restricted manner of works on scorpion envenoming has contributed little to the real magnitude and knowledge of this subject in our country. The lack of basic scorpiofauna knowledge, distribution, clinical manifestations, and especially of specific treatments justify multidisciplinary studies. The purpose of these studies is to obtain information that allows the elaboration of a preventive plan. This paper demonstrates the magnitude of scorpion envenomings in Venezuela

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An epidemiological review of scorpion stings in Venezuela: the Northeastern region

Sousa¹,

Parrilla-Álvarez

Quiroga³

2000

J. Venom. Anim. Toxins

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THE ACTIVATION OF THE BLOOD CLOTTING CASCADE BY Tityus discrepans VENOM AND ITS ROLE IN THE GENESIS OF ACUTE LUNG EDEMA

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An epidemiological review of scorpion stings in Venezuela: the Northeastern region

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