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Intravenous lipid emulsion agglutination to Central venous catheter after treatment for intentional polysubstance overdose

(Figure 1) as far as was possible through the photos, but mainly considering the location, season, ethology and lesion. The patient was subsequently hospitalized. During the next 24 h he became afebrile, showed good clinical conditions, progressive improvement of the lesion, his rash disappeared. Blood tests turned out to be within physiological range and the patient was discharged. According to our case, a yellow-sac spider bite can be of medical interest in children, considering that signs of systemic toxicity were detected in our patient, although, its clinical effects were self-limiting. Despite the fact that the literature indicates typical systemic symptoms to be headache, nausea and vomiting [4], our case suggests that different symptoms can also occur sometimes, and that they are treatable with symptomatic therapy.