Clinical Features, Bacteriology, and Antibiotic Treatment Among Patients with Presumed Naja Bites in Vietnam

Ngoc Duc Ngo; Quy Xuan Le; Anh Quang PhamNguyen Trung NguyenHung Tran HaDinh Michael Minh QuocThuan Quang Le

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Clinical Features, Bacteriology, and Antibiotic Treatment Among Patients with Presumed Naja Bites in Vietnam

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Introduction-Clinical and bacteriological features of cobra (Naja) bites are still relatively unknown in Vietnam. This study aimed to characterize the clinical and bacteriological characteristics of local wounds in patients with presumed Naja spp bite, as well as their antibiotic treatment.

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《Wilderness & environmental medicine》 |2020年第2期|151-156|共6页
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Ngoc Duc Ngo; Quy Xuan Le; Anh Quang PhamNguyen Trung NguyenHung Tran HaDinh Michael Minh QuocThuan Quang Le;
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Hanoi Med Univ, Dept Emergency & Poison Control, Hanoi, Vietnam;

Bach Mai Hosp, Poison Control Ctr, Hanoi, Vietnam;

Univ Sydney, Hoc Mai Fdn, Sydney Med Sch, Sydney, NSW, Australia;

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snakebite; antibiotic susceptibility; Morganella morganii; Enterococcus faecalis; ciprofloxacin;

Clinical Features, Bacteriology, and Antibiotic Treatment Among Patients with Presumed Naja Bites in Vietnam

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