Titlebook: Aquatic Dermatology; Gianni Angelini,Domenico Bonamonte Book 20021st edition Springer-Verlag Italia 2002 Aquatic accidents.Dermatology.Hyd

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急性

The aquatic environment and its biotoxins,ering, glittering underwater panorama featuring an infinite variety of hues, sometimes clashing but always ultimately harmonising. In some cases, however, these beautiful shapes, elegant movements and profusion of colours seem to go hand in hand with disease and death. This is one of the great parad

憤憤不平

Customary

Cubicle

Dermatitis caused by Molluscs,ctions, living in different habitats. Molluscs are present in waters all over the globe; they can be static or mobile, nude (Fig. 5.1) or covered with a protective shell, herbivores or carnivores, microphages or macrophages. The biotoxins isolated from Molluscs up to now have various chemical and ph

Albumin

Lesions caused by Arthropods, considering those species that lack toxins and can only produce traumatic lesions. However, the need to follow some zoological classification of marine species dictates at least a brief mention of various species lacking in biotoxins, such as the Arthropods.

有說服力

euphoria

Dermatitis caused by aquatic worms,atyhelminthes, Nemertea, Nematoda, Annelida and many others (.). The marine forms of these phyla have been investigated for toxins, and the chemical nature of some of those found has been identified [.].

表狀態(tài)

Dermatitis caused by fish,ause very painful, sometimes fatal wounds. Both poisonous (cryptotoxic) and venomous (fanerotoxic) (. = clear, evident) fish pose a serious economic and social problem, as the former are a handicap to full exploitation of marine resources, while the spines and venomous sting apparatus of the latter

啟發(fā)

Dermatitis caused by aquatic bacteria,the Philadelphia Aquarium [.]. This organism was identified as a causal agent of human disease only in 1951, when it was isolated from skin lesions in swimmers in a contaminated swimming pool in the city of Orebro, Sweden [.]. The term “swimming pool granuloma” was coined to denote these lesions and