A prediction nomogram for mortality in patients following wasp stings: a retrospective study.

Numerous studies have shown that wasp stings can lead to serious, sometimes fatal, health outcomes. Predicting deaths associated with wasp stings remains challenging yet is of critical importance. This study was conducted to identify predictors and develop a visual model for predicting mortality following wasp stings.

Correlation between early changes of serum lipids and clinical severity in patients with wasp stings.

Background: Wasp stings are a serious problem worldwide, and patients in severe cases may experience multi-organ failure. However, the mechanism of hypolipidemia in patients with wasp stings is unknown.

Objective: To investigate the relationship between early changes in lipid levels and clinical severity and the possible underlying mechanisms.

Psoas Major and Iliopsoas Hematomas without Anticoagulant Therapy as a Complication of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning: A Case Report.

BACKGROUND Carbon monoxide poisoning is a common reason for Emergency Department admissions worldwide. The symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning vary from headache and dizziness to severe neuropsychological and cardiac impairment. However, psoas major and iliopsoas hematomas are a rare complication of carbon monoxide poisoning.