Article: Cerebrovascular manifestations in scorpion sting:A case series

Scorpion sting is an acute life-threatening, time-limiting medical emergency of villagers.[1] Among the 86 species of scorpions in India, Mesobuthus tamulus and Palamneus are of medical importance.[2] Cardiovascular effects are particularly prominent following the stings by Indian red scorpion (Mesobuthus tamulus).[3] Cerbrovascular manifestations are uncommon presentations of scorpion sting in the Indian subcontinent.

During the period from April 2004 to March 2005, a prospective study was done in patients with scorpion sting admitted to the Madras Medical College, a tertiary referral center. The diagnosis was based on positive history of scorpion sting, with scorpion being seen or killed ...

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