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See Latest ArticlesCrotaline Fab antivenom appears to be effective in cases of severe North American pit viper envenomation: An integrative review
BMC Emergency Medicine, 07/07/09
Lavonas EJ et al. - FabAV appears to be effective in the management of severe crotaline snake envenomation. Incomplete response to therapy, recurrence of venom effects, and delayed-onset venom effects were reported in case reports, but not reported in cohort studies.
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