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Ant, Bee, and Wasp Stings
Journal article   Peer reviewed

Ant, Bee, and Wasp Stings

George W Elgart
Dermatologic clinics, Vol.8(2), pp.229-236
1990-04
PMID: 2191796

Abstract

Cutaneous reactions to stinging insects are common and potentially serious conditions which may be presented to the dermatologist or primary care physician. Appropriate examination and history taking are critical to the evaluation of the patient. Principles of diagnosis of these events are discussed, and appropriate therapy is considered.

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1 Clinical & Life Sciences
1.65 Allergy
1.65.264 Food Allergy
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Dermatology
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Clinical Medicine

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