Lesiones por mordedura de víbora

Venomous snakebites are relatively rare in Portugal. Pediatric victims present with greater severity and are at risk of fatal complications. Clinical management protocols are the gold standard of care worldwide. We report two cases of venomous adder bites in pediatric patients. Based on a literature review we also discuss the clinical management and present a treatment protocol that ensures multidisciplinary and updated practice by medical teams.

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Protocolo de Actuação Hospitalar na Abordagem de Mordedura de Ofídio

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Sousa

Antunes

et al. 2014

Acta Med Port

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Lesiones por mordedura de víbora

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Protocolo de Actuação Hospitalar na Abordagem de Mordedura de Ofídio

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