The parenteral administration of antivenoms is the cornerstone of snakebite envenoming
therapy. Efforts are made to ensure that antivenoms of adequate efficacy and safety are …

Snakes, scorpions, and spiders are venomous animals that pose a threat to human health,
and severe envenomings from the bites or stings of these animals must be treated with …

The immune response involves a complex repertoire of innate and adaptive responses to
foreign agents in the organism. The present review focuses on the immune response to …

Phospholipases A2 constitute the major components from Bothrops snake venoms and have
been extensively investigated not only because they are relatively very abundant in these …

Snake venoms are a mixture of hydrolases which produce complex pathogenesis such as
bleeding, dermo/myonecrosis, inflammation and coagulation disorders. The toxicity of …

The Animal Production and Health section (APH) of the Joint FAO/IAEA Centre of Nuclear
Techniques in Food and Agriculture at the International Atomic Energy Agency has over the …

Accidents evoked by venomous animals are common in tropical regions. In Brazil,
envenomation evoked by snakes, spiders and scorpions are an important public health …

Snake bites represent a serious public health problem in many areas of the world. In Algeria,
two widespread snakes are Vipera lebetina and Cerastes cerastes. Vipera lebetina venom …

Cerastes cerastes and Vipera lebetina are the most medically important vipers in Algeria.
Their bite induces several pathological effects on victims of accidental envenomation. In this …

This study proposes an alternative method using Na 2 EDTA to neutralize B. alternatus
venom and using it as an immunogen from the start of inoculation to minimize side effects …