Jelly fish envenomation can be divided into cuboidal and non-cuboidal jelly fish. Chironex Fleckeri (box jelly fish) is considered the most deadly of all marine envenomations world wide with approximately 70 reported deaths in Australia. Irukandji Syndrome is an emerging symptom that is coming into vogue and refers to a spectrum of signs and symptoms. Irukandji syndrome has accounted for at least 3 documented deaths in Australia in the past decade
Envenomation by the Irukandji jellyfish (Carukia barnesi) can result in an array of systemic symptom...
We present a retrospective review of twelve cases of Irukandji Syndrome associated with pulmonary oe...
Irukandji stings are a leading occupational health and safety issue for marine industries in tropica...
Jelly fish envenomation can be divided into cuboidal and non-cuboidal jelly fish. Chironex Fleckeri ...
[Extract] Only Chironex fleckeri (box jellyfish) and Carukia barnesi ('classic' lrukandji jellyfish)...
The major box jellyfish, Chironex fleckeri, is the most dangerous jellyfish in the world. In Austral...
Irukandji syndrome is a poorly defined set of symptoms that occur after envenoming by certain specie...
Interest in envenoming syndromes caused by Australian jellyfish has been intense since the deaths in...
The Irukandji jelly fish (Carukin ban1esi) is responsible for a significant number of envenomations ...
The Irukandji syndrome is a group of delayed (10-40 mins, mean 30 mins) severe systemic symptoms occ...
[Extract] Irukandji syndrome is a distressing array of symptoms following a jellyfish sting.1 Genera...
Irukandji syndrome consists of a diverse range of symptoms that can occur following a sting from one...
During the month of August 2016, two cases of envenomation by jellyfishes were reported from Dhanu...
We describe a patient stung by an unknown jellyfish species offshore in Far North Queensland. The st...
Irukandji stings are a leading occupational health and safety issue for marine industries in tropica...
Envenomation by the Irukandji jellyfish (Carukia barnesi) can result in an array of systemic symptom...
We present a retrospective review of twelve cases of Irukandji Syndrome associated with pulmonary oe...
Irukandji stings are a leading occupational health and safety issue for marine industries in tropica...
Jelly fish envenomation can be divided into cuboidal and non-cuboidal jelly fish. Chironex Fleckeri ...
[Extract] Only Chironex fleckeri (box jellyfish) and Carukia barnesi ('classic' lrukandji jellyfish)...
The major box jellyfish, Chironex fleckeri, is the most dangerous jellyfish in the world. In Austral...
Irukandji syndrome is a poorly defined set of symptoms that occur after envenoming by certain specie...
Interest in envenoming syndromes caused by Australian jellyfish has been intense since the deaths in...
The Irukandji jelly fish (Carukin ban1esi) is responsible for a significant number of envenomations ...
The Irukandji syndrome is a group of delayed (10-40 mins, mean 30 mins) severe systemic symptoms occ...
[Extract] Irukandji syndrome is a distressing array of symptoms following a jellyfish sting.1 Genera...
Irukandji syndrome consists of a diverse range of symptoms that can occur following a sting from one...
During the month of August 2016, two cases of envenomation by jellyfishes were reported from Dhanu...
We describe a patient stung by an unknown jellyfish species offshore in Far North Queensland. The st...
Irukandji stings are a leading occupational health and safety issue for marine industries in tropica...
Envenomation by the Irukandji jellyfish (Carukia barnesi) can result in an array of systemic symptom...
We present a retrospective review of twelve cases of Irukandji Syndrome associated with pulmonary oe...
Irukandji stings are a leading occupational health and safety issue for marine industries in tropica...