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JOURNAL ARTICLE
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Marine envenomations. Part 2--Other marine envenomations.
Australian Family Physician 2003 December
BACKGROUND: Australian waters contain a variety of venomous creatures, including jellyfish, stinging fish, blue-ringed octopus, sea snakes, cone snails and stingrays.
OBJECTIVE: Part 2 of this article focusses on common marine envenomations other than jellyfish stings.
DISCUSSION: Even though mortality from these envenomations is low, there is a high level of morbidity especially with stonefish and other stinging fish envenomations. Some envenomations, however, are serious enough to require antivenom treatment and deaths still occasionally occur.
OBJECTIVE: Part 2 of this article focusses on common marine envenomations other than jellyfish stings.
DISCUSSION: Even though mortality from these envenomations is low, there is a high level of morbidity especially with stonefish and other stinging fish envenomations. Some envenomations, however, are serious enough to require antivenom treatment and deaths still occasionally occur.
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