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[Venomous snake bites].

Valenta J, Simák J, Vanĕk T, Kornalík F
Casopis lekaru ceskych
Jan 11, 1991
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Abstract

Although venomous snakebites are not a serious world wide problem from the epidemiological point of view and are rare under our conditions, it is frequently a very serious and life threatening matter. The patient's prognosis depends among others also on early adequate and comprehensive therapeutic measures. The authors give a list of poisonous snakes and types of toxins and their action on man. Next they describe principles of first aid, specific and non-specific therapy of snakebites and complications resulting from intoxication. The article is supplemented by a special chapter on Viper berus and several clinical cases of snakebites by tropical poisonous snakes.

Affiliation

Klinika anesteziologie a resuscitace FN I a katedra 1. lékarské fakulty Univerzity Karlovy, Praha.

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PubMed ID:
2013063

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