Brachial plexitis following bee sting

Jithendranath, P; Byju, N; Saifudheen, K; Jose, James

doi:10.4103/0972-2327.99740

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“…'s case report with interest. [1] They have presented a patient with brachial plexitis after multiple bee stings. On the electromyography (EMG) report, nerve conduction studies were consistent with brachial plexus lesion located at the root level of C6, C7, C8, and T1 on the right.…”

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Plexitis or radiculitis secondary to bee sting

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Ann Indian Acad Neurol

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“…We appreciated thoughtful commentaries on our case. [ 1 ] Nerve conduction studies (NCS) were carried out on 10 th day of illness. There was no edema during the NCS.…”

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Brachial plexitis following bee sting

Jithendranath

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Saifudheen

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Ann Indian Acad Neurol

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Toxicosis of Snake, Scorpion, Honeybee, Spider, and Wasp Venoms: Part 2

Saganuwan¹

2021

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Toxicosis is a poisoning caused by venomous animals such as snake, scorpion, honeybee, spider and wasp. Their poisons contain amino acids, peptides, proteins, enzymes and metallic ions that are responsible for neurotoxicity, hemotoxicity and myotoxicity. Because of in vivo therapeutic challenges posed by toxicosis, there is need for ideal therapeutic agents against envenomation caused by venomous animals. Findings have shown that toxicosis could be treated symptomatically. Snake and scorpion antivenins could be used for treatment of poisoning caused by snake, scorpion, honeybee, spider and wasp. The amount of antivenin is dependent on the quantity of venom injected into the affected individuals. Moreso, sympotomatic treatments are also done according to the systems affected. Hospitalization is necessary for assessment of therapeutic success.

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Brachial plexitis following bee sting

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Plexitis or radiculitis secondary to bee sting

Plexitis or radiculitis secondary to bee sting

Brachial plexitis following bee sting

Toxicosis of Snake, Scorpion, Honeybee, Spider, and Wasp Venoms: Part 2

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