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. 2016 Jul 10;26(4):e5212. doi: 10.5812/ijp.5212

Table 1. Demographic Features, Clinical Features on Admission, Treatment, and Outcomes in Patients With Snakebites (n = 151).

Clinical Features of Snakebite Valuesa
Average age, mo 119.6 ± 37.8
Gender
Male 99 (65.6)
Female 52 (34.4)
Area of occurrence
Rural area 99 (65.6)
Urban area 52 (34.4)
Location of bite site
Right forearm 93 (61.6)
Right foot 27 (17.9)
Right hand 9 (6.0)
Left foot 9 (6.0)
Left hand 5 (3.3)
Left hip 4 (2.6)
Left shoulder 2 (1.3)
Left leg 1 (0.7)
Right leg 1 (0.7)
Duration of hospitalization, d 6 (1 - 26)
Severity of Envenomation
Mild 32 (21.2)
Moderate 73 (48.3)
Severe 46 (30.5)
Symptoms and clinical findings
Edema 143 (94.7)
Ecchymosis 112 (74.2)
Necrosis 45 (29.8)
Tachycardia 34 (22.5)
Vesicle or bulla 32 (21.2)
Dyspnea 32 (21.2)
Hypotension 29 (19.2)
Electrocardiogram changes 11 (7.3)
Treatment
Antivenom dose, median 1 (1 - 5)
Plaster splints 48 (31.8)
Prophylactic antibiotic 145 (96.0)
Clinical outcomes
Non-complicated recovery 108 (71.5)
Complication 43 (28.5)
Mortality -

aValues are expressed as mean ± standard deviation, median range or No. (%)