Challenges of managing snakebite envenomation in a deployed setting/ Christopher Johnson, J Rimmer, G Mount, I Gurney, E D Nicol
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Journal of Royal Army Medical Corps Vol.159 Iss.4 December 2013, pp.307-311 (37)Summary: A case study discussing the challenges and ethical dilemma in delayed-presentation snakebite, the diagnosis and treatment of coagulopathy and the role of antivenom and surgical debridement. Cases taken in this study are in two adults and two children in the Role 3 Medical Treatment Facility in Camp Bastion, Afghanistan.
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| Journal Article | Mindef Library & Info Centre Journals | MILITARY MEDICINE (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Not for loan | 42103-1001 |
A case study discussing the challenges and ethical dilemma in delayed-presentation snakebite, the diagnosis and treatment of coagulopathy and the role of antivenom and surgical debridement. Cases taken in this study are in two adults and two children in the Role 3 Medical Treatment Facility in Camp Bastion, Afghanistan.
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