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Case report

First published 2008-12

A Locally Developed Snakebite Management Protocol Significantly Reduces Overall Anti Snake Venom Utilization in West Bengal,India

Soumitra Ghosh, Indira Maisnam, Bijoy K. Murmu [...]

Wilderness & Environmental Medicine

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Case report

First published 2009-12

A Survey of Snakebite Management Knowledge Amongst Select Physicians in Hong Kong and the Implications for Snakebite Training

Hin T.J. Fung, Shing K.T. Lam, Ka K. Lam [...]

Wilderness & Environmental Medicine

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Research article

First published 2021-3

Posttraumatic stress disorder and psycho-social impairment following snakebite in Northeastern Nigeria

Zaharaddeen G Habib, Auwalu S Salihu, Muhammad Hamza [...]

The International Journal of Psychiatry in Medicine

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Case report

First published 2009-3

The Global Snakebite Crisis—A Public Health Issue Misunderstood,Not Neglected

Ian D. Simpson, Robert L. Norris

Wilderness & Environmental Medicine

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Brief report

First published 2007-9

Trends in Fatal Snakebites in Venezuela,1995–2002

Jesús A. Benítez, Pedro M. Rifakis, Jair A. Vargas [...]

Wilderness & Environmental Medicine

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First published 2010-3

Sensationalistic Journalism and Tales of Snakebite: Are Rattlesnakes Rapidly Evolving More Toxic Venom?

William K. Hayes, Stephen P. Mackessy

Wilderness & Environmental Medicine

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Research article

First published 2025-3

Challenges in Snakebite Management in India: Insights from a Physician Survey with Special Focus on Kerala and treatment of bites by Hump-nosed Pit Vipers (Hypnale spp.)

Siju V. Abraham, Sarah Paul, Deo Mathew [...]

Wilderness & Environmental Medicine

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Research article

First published 2005-3

Physicians and Lay People Are Unable to Apply Pressure Immobilization Properly in a Simulated Snakebite Scenario

Robert L. Norris, Jessica Ngo, Karen Nolan [...]

Wilderness & Environmental Medicine

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Case report

First published 2008-6

The “Worldwide Shortage” of Antisnake Venom: Is the Only Right Answer “Produce More” Or Is It Also “Use It Smarter?”

Ian D. Simpson

Wilderness & Environmental Medicine

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Research article

First published 2011-7

Snakebites in Hong Kong: How to Face the Possible Changes?

HT Fung

Hong Kong Journal of Emergency Medicine

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