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Round table of November 20th, 2004: recommendations for improving the management of envenomations
J P Chippaux1, A Massougbodji, M Goyffon
1IRD, Dakar, Sénégal. chippaux@ird.fr
Abstract:
The round table underlines the necessity to follow the epidemiological and clinical surveys in order to precise the incidence and severity of snakebites and inform the health authorities that could thus arrange to take in charge envenomation accidents. Simple therapeutic protocols adapted to epidemiological and clinical data will be elaborated according to each level of health pyramid. They will be included in the health staff training and integrate traditional practitioners whose role must be clearly defined. An experimental and clinical validation must confirm its appropriateness with countries and victims needs. Some microeconomic surveys are necessary to identify adapted funding and thus improve their accessibility
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