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New first-aid measures for envenomation: with special reference to bites by the Sydney funnel-web spider (Atrax

S K Sutherland, A W Duncan

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    The advantages of the pressure/immobilization technique as the first-aid measure for envenomation are discussed. The use of arterial tourniquets is no longer recommended in the management of any type of envenomation in Australia.

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