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Clinical profiles and outcomes in patients with snake bite

Author:

Dr. Ankur Pankajbhai Bambhania, Dr. Paras S Shahm, B.B.S., Dr. Shyam N Shahm, B.B.S. and Dr. Jyotin S Shahm, B. B. S.

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Health Sciences

Abstract:

India has always been a land of exotic snakes. Snake bites become a very important preventable public health hazards as a result of urbanization and cutting down of forests. However, it is believed that in India about 2 million people are bitten by snake and about 35000-50000 cases prove fatal. This amply reflects the magnitude of the problem. It is mainly due to unawareness about the snake and snake bite management. As a result of this there is delay in correct treatment and failure to perform necessary interventions.

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32977.pdf

DOI: https://doi.org/10.24941/ijcr.32977.12.2018

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