Environmental dermatology: skin manifestations of injuries caused by invertebrate aquatic animals.

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Injuries caused by aquatic animals in Brazil: an analysis of the data present in the information system for notifiable diseases.Delayed deep dermal necrosis after jellyfish sting in a 4-year-old female infant

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