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Granny sucks snakebite: A study of an envenomation
Australian Critical Care, 2003This paper examines the management of a young patient who was admitted to hospital following a suspected envenomation by a common death adder (Acanthopis antarticus) whilst holidaying at his grandmother's house. It describes the progress of the patient from the First Aid he received at home through to discharge, including medical and nursing management
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Pit Viper Snakebite Envenomation
Clinical Toxicology, 1979AbstractPit viper snakebite is a relatively uncommon medical emergency which must be adequately diagnosed and treated to minimize local tissue destruction and systemic complications and to prevent death. Severity is highly variable and may range from minimal local pain and swelling to marked pain, edema, tissue necrosis, hemorrhage, shock, and death ...
John F. Clement, Robert G. Pietrusko
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The kinetics of snakebite envenoming and therapy
Toxicon, 1996Abstract Treatment of systemic envenoming is related to the neutralizing efficacy of the antivenom used, the route by which it is administered and the dose. In the past, treatment of patients has depended almost entirely on the individual clinician ‘s experience in assessing the severity of envenoming.
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Metalloproteinase inhibitors in snakebite envenomations
Drug Discovery Today, 1999, Gutiérrez, , Rucavado, , Ovadia
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SNAKEBITE ENVENOMING SNAKEBITE ENVENOMING A strategy for prevention and control
2019Nuñez, Leonardo J. León +2 more
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Lance-Adams syndrome: An unusual complication of snakebite envenomation
Toxicon, 2022Shambaditya Das +2 more
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Evaluation of trypsin treatment for snakebite envenomation
Toxicon, 1980H C, Huang, C Y, Lee
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