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Poisonous Snakebites Causing No Venenation

Henry M. ParrishUniversity of Missouri School of Medicine, Columbia
, M.D.,
John C. GoldnerUniversity of Missouri School of Medicine, Columbia
, M.D. &
Stanley L. SilbergUniversity of Missouri School of Medicine, Columbia
, M.A.
Pages 265-269 | Published online: 18 Apr 2016

REFERENCES

  • Parrish, H. M.: Poisonous snakebites resulting in lack of venom poisoning. Virginia Med Monthly 86: 396–401 (July) 1959.
  • Wood, J. T., Hoback, W. W. and Green, T. W.: Treatment of snake venom poisoning with ACTH and cortisone. Virginia Med Monthly 82: 130–135 (March) 1955.
  • Andrews, E. H. and Pollard, C. B.: Report of snake bites in Florida and treatment: Venoms and antivenoms. J Florida Med Ass 40: 388–397 (December) 1953.
  • Minton, S. A., Jr.: Snake-bite in the midwestern region. Quart Bull Indiana Univ Med Center 14: 1–4, 1952.
  • Klauber, L. M.: Rattlesnakes: Their Habits, Life Histories and Influence on Mankind. Berkeley, University of California Press, 1956, vol. 2, p. 818.
  • Russell, F. E.: Snake venom poisoning in Southern California. Calif Med 93: 347–350, 1960.
  • Parrish, H. M.: Texas snakebite statistics. Texas J Med 60: 592–598 (July) 1964.
  • Parrish, H. M., MacLaurin, A. W. and Tuttle, R. L.: North American pit vipers: Bacterial flora of mouths and venom glands. Virginia Med Monthly 83: 383–385 (September) 1956.
  • Parrish, H. M.: Intravenous antivenin in clinical snake venom poisoning. Missouri Med 60: 240–244 (March) 1963.

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