Thrombotic stroke following snake bites by the “Fer-de-Lance” Bothrops lanceolatus in Martinique despite antivenom treatment: A report of three recent cases
Authors:
- L. ThomasLTL. Thomas
- N. ChaussonNCN. Chausson
- J. UzanJUJ. Uzan
- S. KaidomarSKS. Kaidomar
- R. VignesRVR. Vignes
- Y. PlumelleYPY. Plumelle
- B. BucherBBB. Bucher
- D. SmadjaDSD. Smadja
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