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See Latest ArticlesAntivenom for Critically Ill Children with Neurotoxicity from Scorpion Stings
New England Journal of Medicine, 05/14/09
Boyer LV et al. - Among critically ill children with neurotoxic effects of scorpion envenomation, intravenous administration of scorpion-specific F(ab')2 antivenom resolved the clinical syndrome within 4 hours, reduced the need for concomitant sedation with midazolam, and reduced the levels of circulating unbound venom.
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