The identification and syndromic management of snakebite in South Africa

R.S. Blaylock

doi:10.1080/20786204.2005.10873288

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The identification and syndromic management of snakebite in South Africa

R.S. Blaylock

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R.S. Blaylock, Leslie Williams Private Hospital; South Africa; and, Goldfields Health, South Africa

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syndromic management; snakebite; South Africa

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