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A Case of Severe Envenoming by a Featherleg Baboon Spider in Côte d'Ivoire

Julien Dezile1, Christine Rollard2, Vladimir Totolidis3

  • 110th Armed Forces Medical Center, Nîmes, France.

Journal of Travel Medicine
|August 2, 2025
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Keywords:
Côte d’IvoireFeatherleg baboon spiderStromatopelma calceatumenvenomingfasciitismuscle crampstheraphosid

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