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Ravi Shukla1, Puja Shrestha1, Binod Khanal1

  • 1Bhim Hospital Siddharthanagar Lumbini Province Nepal.

Clinical case reports
|July 10, 2025
PubMed
概括

一个孩子经历了两个单独的蛇神经毒性发作尽管抗毒药治疗. 及时的伤口护理和neostigmine的使用对恢复至关重要,突出了管理严重蛇毒的部门间方法.

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