[PDF] Top 20 Clinical profile and outcome of patients with neurotoxic snake bite.

... It has an average length of about 1-2 meters and it is active during both day and night. It usually does not bite a non-moving person. Colour varies from dark brown or black to yellowish white, Head is usually ... See full document

... clinico-echocardiographic profile, and to calculate the incidence of idiopathic ...the patients were more than 5years of ...65 patients diagnosed with PAH between January 1985 and August ...pediatric ... See full document

... painful, tender localised lymphadenopathy. Bruising, especially in path of superficial lymphatics, also over the regional lymph nodes, is common. Swollen limbs can accommodate many litres of extravasated blood, leading ... See full document

... the clinical progression and treatment outcomes of patients suffering from ...compare clinical and radiological presentation of PTB in DM and non DM cases, to compare treatment outcome of PTB ... See full document

... 35% patients are at high risk for pulmonary ...all patients should have a cardiac and pulmonary function ...considered. Patients should be continued on steroids (as it may help to maintain ... See full document

... of clinical profile as well as in-hospital outcomes of patients with right ventricular myocardial infarction in the Indian population, this study is carried out with a goal of identifying the same in ... See full document

... the patients was farmers or farm- labourers ...the patients had bites over the foot or lower leg (37.5%), 41 patients had bites over the hand, 02 patients had bites over the head & 01 each ... See full document

... 56.25% patients received treatment within 1 hour of bite and hospitalized within 6 hours of ...9 patients in our study was due to delay in seeking primary treatment, these cases received treatment ... See full document

... In India, there are 216 species of snakes, of which only four are venomous snakes (Cobra, Krait, Russell’s Viper and Saw Scaled Viper). Viper bites are more common than other poisonous snakebites in human beings. Of the ... See full document

... 2019. Patients with known history of thrombocytopenia or bleeding disorders, neurological disorder, non-consenting patients, patients with non- reliable history or absconding patients were ... See full document

... with snake bite were enrolled in the ...of bite, duration of arrival to the hospital were noted down. The clinical manifestations of the patients were noted down and a detailed ... See full document

... disturbances: Neurotoxic polypeptides and phospholipases of snake venom cause paralysis by blocking transmission at neuromuscular junctions ( post synaptic for krait and cobra, responds to ...Some ... See full document

... in snake bite patients, especially in tropical ...the clinical profile and to identify predictors of poor outcome in snake bite induced acute renal ...57 ... See full document

... In neurotoxic snake bite, because of skin penetration by snake fangs, there is usually local severe burning pain immediately after ...the bite, type of neurotoxic snake ... See full document

... 100 patients presenting with of UGI Bleed during the study ...and clinical profile of patients is shown in Table ...of patients (Figure 1). In patients with variceal UGI bleed, ... See full document

... clinicoepidemiological profile and the treatment outcome of the snake bite ...the patients prefer for public hospitals [45] ...476 patients were admitted with snake ... See full document

... Venomous snake bite is an acute medical emergency, and children are more quickly and severely affected than ...Venomous snake bite is responsible for 28.5 deaths per 1000 snake ... See full document

... on clinical profile of snake bite in postgraduate institute of medical science and ...the bite was 9 hours and mean duration of hospital stay was 8 ...119 patients who received ... See full document

... Snake bite poisoning is a major dreadful event to the human ...of patients with poisonous snake ...various clinical profile of snake bite patients and ... See full document

... Studies signify that primary care treating doctors hesitate to treat snakebite patients immediately mainly due to lack of experience and confidence. At the secondary and tertiary level hospitals, several treatment ... See full document