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Comparative Evaluation of Adverse Effects in the Use of Powder Trivalent Antivenom and Liquid Antivenoms in Bothrops Snake Bites

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Specialty Tropical Medicine
Date 2012 Aug 30
PMID 22930051
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Abstract

Introduction: Snake bite, a problem in public health, generally occurs where there is no electric power.

Methods: A comparative clinical study was conducted with 102 victims of Bothrops snake bite, from the state of Amazonas, Brazil; 58 victims were treated with liofilizated trivalent antivenom serum (SATL) and 44 victims treated with liquid bivalent and monovalent antivenom serum (SAMBL).

Results: 17% (10/58) of patients presented adverse effects with the SATL and 25% (11/44) with the SAMBL.

Conclusions: There was no statistic difference in number of adverse effects between the two types of snake bite antivenom.

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