Gertrude Chandler Warner scite author profile

A 67-year-old female suffered envenoming by a Sydney funnel-web spider (Atrax robustus), complicated by ST elevation and elevated troponin levels consistent with an acute myocardial injury. She was treated primarily with funnel-web spider antivenom, admission to intensive care and initial respiratory support for acute pulmonary oedema. The mechanism by which funnel-web spider envenomation caused myocardial injury is unclear but follow-up nuclear studies in the patient demonstrated that she had minimal atherosclerotic disease.

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Henry Barnard: An Introduction

Larrabee¹,

Jenkins²,

Warner³

1939

The New England Quarterly

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Henry Barnard: An Introduction

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