Development of renal function abnormalities following bites by Russell's vipers (Daboia russelii siamensis) in Myanmar.

Renal function was monitored in 24 patients with systemic envenoming following proven Russell's viper bite. In all patients, blood clotted within 20 min on admission. In 15 cases severe defibrination (systemic envenoming) developed during the next 3-5 d. None of the patients received antivenom...

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Những tác giả chính: Thein-Than, Tin-Tun, Hla-Pe, Phillips, R, Myint-Lwin, Tin-Nu-Swe, Warrell, D
Định dạng: Journal article
Ngôn ngữ:English
Được phát hành: 1991
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author Thein-Than
Tin-Tun
Hla-Pe
Phillips, R
Myint-Lwin
Tin-Nu-Swe
Warrell, D
author_facet Thein-Than
Tin-Tun
Hla-Pe
Phillips, R
Myint-Lwin
Tin-Nu-Swe
Warrell, D
author_sort Thein-Than
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description Renal function was monitored in 24 patients with systemic envenoming following proven Russell's viper bite. In all patients, blood clotted within 20 min on admission. In 15 cases severe defibrination (systemic envenoming) developed during the next 3-5 d. None of the patients received antivenom before admission but enzyme-refined monospecific antivenom was given to those who developed signs of systemic envenoming. Specific antigen was detected by enzyme immuno-assay in all 21 subjects tested. Nine patients whose renal function remained normal did not develop systemic envenoming, and recovered without any treatment even though venom antigen was detectable in their serum. Ten patients developed mild renal dysfunction and systemic envenoming, but recovered after treatment with antivenom alone. The remaining 5 patients, all of whom were oliguric from admission, developed acute renal failure despite treatment with antivenom, but some recovered after peritoneal dialysis. Serum venom antigen levels were high in the last 2 groups, but there was some overlap. Albuminuria, found only in patients who became systemically envenomed, was associated with high fractional sodium excretion in those who developed acute oliguric renal failure. Albuminuria may appear before a gross clotting defect is detectable. It is an indication for antivenom and spot measurements might prove a useful early predictor of outcome.
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spelling oxford-uuid:3ea10cb4-0f8a-454b-a1fe-ac85b331d6982022-03-26T14:26:41ZDevelopment of renal function abnormalities following bites by Russell's vipers (Daboia russelii siamensis) in Myanmar.Journal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:3ea10cb4-0f8a-454b-a1fe-ac85b331d698EnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford1991Thein-ThanTin-TunHla-PePhillips, RMyint-LwinTin-Nu-SweWarrell, DRenal function was monitored in 24 patients with systemic envenoming following proven Russell's viper bite. In all patients, blood clotted within 20 min on admission. In 15 cases severe defibrination (systemic envenoming) developed during the next 3-5 d. None of the patients received antivenom before admission but enzyme-refined monospecific antivenom was given to those who developed signs of systemic envenoming. Specific antigen was detected by enzyme immuno-assay in all 21 subjects tested. Nine patients whose renal function remained normal did not develop systemic envenoming, and recovered without any treatment even though venom antigen was detectable in their serum. Ten patients developed mild renal dysfunction and systemic envenoming, but recovered after treatment with antivenom alone. The remaining 5 patients, all of whom were oliguric from admission, developed acute renal failure despite treatment with antivenom, but some recovered after peritoneal dialysis. Serum venom antigen levels were high in the last 2 groups, but there was some overlap. Albuminuria, found only in patients who became systemically envenomed, was associated with high fractional sodium excretion in those who developed acute oliguric renal failure. Albuminuria may appear before a gross clotting defect is detectable. It is an indication for antivenom and spot measurements might prove a useful early predictor of outcome.
spellingShingle Thein-Than
Tin-Tun
Hla-Pe
Phillips, R
Myint-Lwin
Tin-Nu-Swe
Warrell, D
Development of renal function abnormalities following bites by Russell's vipers (Daboia russelii siamensis) in Myanmar.
title Development of renal function abnormalities following bites by Russell's vipers (Daboia russelii siamensis) in Myanmar.
title_full Development of renal function abnormalities following bites by Russell's vipers (Daboia russelii siamensis) in Myanmar.
title_fullStr Development of renal function abnormalities following bites by Russell's vipers (Daboia russelii siamensis) in Myanmar.
title_full_unstemmed Development of renal function abnormalities following bites by Russell's vipers (Daboia russelii siamensis) in Myanmar.
title_short Development of renal function abnormalities following bites by Russell's vipers (Daboia russelii siamensis) in Myanmar.
title_sort development of renal function abnormalities following bites by russell s vipers daboia russelii siamensis in myanmar
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