2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.arcped.2016.12.013
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Amputation de membre secondaire à une morsure de vipère

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“…In addition, local damage is not well neutralized by conventional therapy and may result in permanent disability and amputation of the affected limb. This occurs mainly due to the rapid action of some toxins, making treatment even more challenging, especially when snakebites occur in hard-to-access regions of the country [4,14,38,39]. Another negative point of therapy with current antivenoms is that their production is a complex process of obtaining the antigens that involves the maintenance of snakes and extraction of the venom, the maintenance and immunization of large mammals, and obtaining and purifying the plasma to obtain the antigens.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, local damage is not well neutralized by conventional therapy and may result in permanent disability and amputation of the affected limb. This occurs mainly due to the rapid action of some toxins, making treatment even more challenging, especially when snakebites occur in hard-to-access regions of the country [4,14,38,39]. Another negative point of therapy with current antivenoms is that their production is a complex process of obtaining the antigens that involves the maintenance of snakes and extraction of the venom, the maintenance and immunization of large mammals, and obtaining and purifying the plasma to obtain the antigens.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Excluding vulnerable community members, including people living with disabilities, can lead to these members returning to open defecation behaviours due to the construction of inaccessible latrines [31]. To ensure the design and location of sanitation facilities are accessible and usable, people living with disabilities must participate fully across the entire CLTS process [7].…”
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“…Causa um número elevado de vítimas que podem evoluir para morte, principalmente nas áreas rurais, onde as comunidades são as que mais sofrem por viverem longe dos serviços de saúde que geralmente estão, inadequadamente, equipados para atender estas emergências médicas (Ainsworth et al, 2018). A amputação de membros constitui uma das consequências graves dos envenenamentos, sendo as complicações locais e sistémicas mais frequentes em crianças do que em adultos (Kouassi et al, 2017). Estas resultam em debilidades permanentes e morte (Tahis et al, 2015) que afetam cerca de 3% das vítimas (Guidlolin et al, 2010).…”
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