Corneal Toxicity Secondary to Latex from Asclepias curassavica in a Pediatric Patient

Keyphrases

• Pediatric Patients 100%
• Latex 100%
• Milkweed 100%
• Asclepias Curassavica 100%
• Corneal Toxicity 100%
• Epithelial Damage 40%
• Cardiac Glycosides 40%
• Corneal Exposure 40%
• Visual Acuity 20%
• Emergency Department 20%
• Clinical Examination 20%
• Stromal Edema 20%
• Clinical Course 20%
• Inoculation 20%
• Left Eye 20%
• Outpatient Clinic 20%
• Persistent Epithelial Defect 20%
• Photophobia 20%
• Corneal Endothelial Cells 20%
• Multiple Visits 20%
• Corneal Edema 20%
• Eye Pain 20%
• Indirect Exposure 20%
• Steroid Eye Drops 20%
• Asclepias 20%
• Sodium-potassium Pump 20%
• Plant Latex 20%
• Corneal Damage 20%
• Corneal Endothelium 20%
• Endothelial Toxicity 20%
• Antibiotic Eye Drops 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Pediatrics Patient 100%
• Skin Defect 66%
• Cardiac Glycoside 66%
• Visual Acuity 33%
• Clinical Examination 33%
• Emergency Department 33%
• Edema 33%
• Adenosine Triphosphatase (Potassium Sodium) 33%
• Disease Course 33%
• Outpatient 33%
• Eye Pain 33%
• Cornea Injury 33%
• Photophobia 33%
• Cornea Edema 33%
• Corneal Endothelium 33%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Asclepias 100%
• Apocynaceae 100%
• Skin Defect 40%
• Cardiac Glycoside 40%
• Adenosine Triphosphatase (Potassium Sodium) 20%
• Edema 20%
• Photophobia 20%
• Cornea Edema 20%
• Eye Pain 20%
• Cornea Injury 20%