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DOI: 10.1055/s-0030-1269887
© Georg Thieme Verlag KG Stuttgart · New York
Ein seltener toxikologischer Notfall: Schlangenbiss der Hornviper
A Rare Toxicological Emergency Case: Snakebite of the Saharan Horned ViperPublication History
eingereicht 14.3.2010
akzeptiert 14.11.2010
Publication Date:
14 February 2011 (online)
Zusammenfassung
Wir berichten über die Verletzung eines 27-jährigen durch den Biss einer Hornviper in den linken Mittelfinger. Im Vordergrund standen Allgemeinsymptome (Thrombozytopenie, Fibrinolyse und Rhabdomyolyse), die eine intensivmedizinische engmaschige Überwachung und die Verabreichung eines Antiserums erforderlich machten. Lokal war hingegen nur eine Nekrektomie mit anschließender Spalthautdeckung notwendig.
Abstract
We report on the snakebite injury of a 27-year-old male patient by a saharan horned viper in his left middle finger. General symptoms (thrombocytopenia, fibrinolysis and rhabdomyolysis) were leading and required observation at close intervals on intensive care unit and the application of a specific antiserum. At the finger a local necrectomy for the haemorrhagic necrosis was needed, followed by split-skin grafting for tissue coverage.
Schlüsselwörter
Schlangenbiss
Key words
snakebite
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Bergmannsheil und Kinderklinik
Buer gGmbH
Klinik für Plastische und
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