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Exposure to giant hogweed brings about the risk of serious skin damage, usually in the form of phytophotodermatitis. Initially, skin changes are signaled by a burning sensation, followed by a vesiculobullous rash and long-term hyperpigmentation. Usually, skin disorders improve after the application of topical and oral corticosteroids. In extremely rare instances, full skin thickness burns or epidermal necrosis occur. The study presents a case of occupational exposure to hogweed, which resulted in extensive skin lesions leading to the disablement of a 27-year-old man. The principles of procedure to be followed when contact with giant hogweed is an occupational hazard are also outlined.
Logopedia
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2021
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vol. 50
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issue 2
117-134
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SARS-CoV-2 pandemic has attracted a variety of research concerning direct and indirect repercussions of COVID-19 in terms of human linguistic and cognitive functions. The following article is an overview focusing on neurological complications of coronavirus infection presenting with cognitive and linguistic disfunctions defined as COVID-19 brain fog. The aim of the article is to demonstrate current clinical studies and to set a paradigm with regard to the issues of diagnosing and treating patients who recovered from COVID-19.
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W dobie pandemii SARS-CoV-2 prowadzone są badania dotyczące bezpośrednich i odległych skutków zachorowania na COVID-19 dla językowego i poznawczego funkcjonowania człowieka. Niniejszy artykuł ma charakter przeglądowy, koncentruje się wokół neurologicznych powikłań zakażenia koronawirusem SARS-CoV-2 przejawiających się trudnościami poznawczymi i językowymi, określanymi jako „mgła covidowa”. Celem opracowania jest przedstawienie aktualnego stanu badań klinicznych i ustalenie paradygmatu problemów dotyczących diagnozy i terapii logopedycznej osób, które przechorowały COVID-19.
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