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. 2014 Feb 11;20:3. doi: 10.1186/1678-9199-20-3

Table 3.

Local and systemic signs and symptoms of patients envenomed by Tityus obscurus (Gervais, 1843) in two study areas of Pará state, Brazil

Parameters* Eastern (n = 34) Western (n = 14)
Local manifestations
 
 
Pain
30
14
Pain radiating
2
9
Paresthesia
16
12
Edema
12
7
Erythema
14
5
Sweating
1
3
Piloerection
0
4
Burning
0
1
Systemic manifestations General:
 
 
Sweating
2
5
Headache
1
0
Agitation
0
4
Tremors
0
5
Prostration
0
1
Asthenia
0
2
Chills
0
1
Gastrointestinal
 
 
Nausea
3
4
Abdominal cramps
0
3
Vomiting
0
2
Sialorrhea
0
1
Cardiorespiratory
 
 
Hypertension
0
1
Tachypnea
1
0
Ophthalmologic
 
 
Blurred vision
1
5
Conjunctival hyperemia
0
4
Photophobia
0
1
Neurological
 
 
Somnolence
1
4
Dizziness
3
0
Confusion
1
0
Electric shock-like sensations
0
7
Myoclonus
0
9
Ataxia
0
4
Paresthesia
0
5
Dysarthria
0
6
Dysmetria
0
3
Fasciculation
0
3
Motor incoordination 1 1

*Some patients had more than one sign or symptom of envenoming.