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Prolonged severe kidney dysfunction treated with intermittent hemodialysis following envenomation by a snake consistent with the <i>Rhabdophis subminiatus</i> species complex: a case report. [PDF]
Toxicol RepDuc ND, Dat NT, Khanh LNH.
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ToxiconA scoping review will be conducted to explore the existing evidence on point-of-care methods for the diagnosis of snake envenomation in Australia. The objective of this review is to assess the effectiveness of the point-of-care methods identified for ...
Leanne M Hall, Clare Heal
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American Journal of Forensic Medicine & Pathology, 2021
Abstract A 23-year-old man working on a prawn trawler off the Northern Australian coast was bitten on the right hand by a black-banded sea snake (Laticauda colubrina), resulting in the rapid onset of ptosis, blurred vision, and respiratory difficulties with convulsions, loss of consciousness, and death. Resuscitation was unsuccessful.
Marianne, Tiemensma, Roger W, Byard
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Abstract A 23-year-old man working on a prawn trawler off the Northern Australian coast was bitten on the right hand by a black-banded sea snake (Laticauda colubrina), resulting in the rapid onset of ptosis, blurred vision, and respiratory difficulties with convulsions, loss of consciousness, and death. Resuscitation was unsuccessful.
Marianne, Tiemensma, Roger W, Byard
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Critical Care Clinics, 1997
Over 5000 Americans suffer from snake bites annually, and of these, nearly one quarter are from poisonous species. Although these cases are undeniably reported, death appears to occur in only a few cases each year, and often reflects delay in obtaining medical care.
C P, Holstege +4 more
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Over 5000 Americans suffer from snake bites annually, and of these, nearly one quarter are from poisonous species. Although these cases are undeniably reported, death appears to occur in only a few cases each year, and often reflects delay in obtaining medical care.
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Emergency Medicine, 2002
AbstractSnake bite envenomation typically requires treatment with effective first aid and antivenom. There is a spectrum of envenomation seen, which includes mild envenomation, but this has not been reported previously. We report two cases of mild envenomation and describe the changes in laboratory coagulation values. The patients had a benign clinical
Daniel M, Fatovich +2 more
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AbstractSnake bite envenomation typically requires treatment with effective first aid and antivenom. There is a spectrum of envenomation seen, which includes mild envenomation, but this has not been reported previously. We report two cases of mild envenomation and describe the changes in laboratory coagulation values. The patients had a benign clinical
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