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Thromboelastometry (ROTEM) and thromboelastography (TEG) in copperhead snakebites: a case series
Clinical toxicology, 2020Introduction: Copperhead snakes account for approximately half of treated snakebites in the US, and bites can result in significant swelling, bruising and pain.
M. Mullins, W. E. Freeman
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Epidemiology of snakebites in El Salvador (2014-2019).
Toxicon, 2020This study describes the basic epidemiological features of snakebites in El Salvador for the period 2014-2019 on the basis of data provided by the national system of information on morbidity and mortality (Sistema de Morbi-Mortalidad via Web, SIMMOW) of ...
J. Gutiérrez +4 more
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Toxicon, 2019
BACKGROUND The Alto Juruá region, located in the extreme western part of the Brazilian Amazonia, possesses an indigenous and riverine population which is involved in agricultural and forest extraction activities, and is a region that stands out for its ...
Ageane Mota da Silva +5 more
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BACKGROUND The Alto Juruá region, located in the extreme western part of the Brazilian Amazonia, possesses an indigenous and riverine population which is involved in agricultural and forest extraction activities, and is a region that stands out for its ...
Ageane Mota da Silva +5 more
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Journal of the Indian Medical Association, 2007
The five families of poisonous snakes are: Viperidae, elapidae, colubridae, hydrophidae, atractaspididae. The commonly seen snakes in India are saw scaled viper, Russell's viper, common cobri and common crait. The venom of a single snake contains all the toxins. The venom of viperidae is haemotoxic.
T K, Dutta, V, Mukta
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The five families of poisonous snakes are: Viperidae, elapidae, colubridae, hydrophidae, atractaspididae. The commonly seen snakes in India are saw scaled viper, Russell's viper, common cobri and common crait. The venom of a single snake contains all the toxins. The venom of viperidae is haemotoxic.
T K, Dutta, V, Mukta
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