[Bee and wasp venom allergy. Clinical aspects, prevention and therapy].
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Biomedical subjects
G Lonsdorf
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[Intolerance reactions following parenteral administration of vitamin B].
A report of a patient showing incompatibility following the parenteral application of a vitamin B1 containing medicament and review of the literature is given. In the case reported there was a positive pricktest with drugs containing vitamin B1. However an oral provocation test did not show any reaction.
Administration, Oral↗
[Larva migrans].
In cases with characteristic case history (contact with tropical sandy beaches and other sandy, warm and moist regions) and typical clinical picture (itching cordlike lesions) larva migrans infection should be considered. This case report is given because of the growing number of tourists visiting these countries and the not general known treatment.
Adult↗
[Carpal tunnel syndrome in diffuse scleroderma].
A 61 year old female patient with diffuse scleroderma, complicated by carpal tunnel syndrome, is reported. The coexistence of carpal tunnel syndrome with dermatomyositis and lupus erythematodes is reviewed.
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome↗
[Yersiniosis].
A survey was undertaken about bacteriologic, epidemiologic and clinical features of infections caused by Yersinia. Yersinia enterocolitica and Yersinia pseudotuberculosis are gram negative rods of the enterobacteriaceae family. The number of cases of these infections has increased considerably in the past few years. Erythema nodosum often occurs after an enteritic infection by Yersinia. Other skin manifestations are erythema exsudativum multiforme, erythema figuratum and "drug-eruption-like exanthema". Moreover, Yersinia-arthritis may occur. In one particular case a Reiter-syndrome was described. The mechanism whereby Yersinia induce skin lesions is unknown. Prognosis is good. Therapy of choice for infections caused by Yersinia are tetracyclines.
Adult↗