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Catfish sting

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Catfish sting

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Emergency Medicine [ 1035-6851 ] ; 1991-03.

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This case serves as a reminder of the effectiveness of immersion in very warm water in the early management of pain following catfish and other marine stings. The importance of tetanus prophylaxis in such patients is emphasized.

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