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Table 2 Clinical profile of patients with snake bite

From: Clinical and demographic profiling of snakebite envenomation in a tertiary care centre in northern India

A

Asymptomatic

49

48.5%

Neurotoxic

16

15.8%

Hemotoxic

32

31.7%

Local reaction

8

7.9%

B

Neurotoxic

Ptosis

16

100%

16(15.8%)

Dysphagia

10

63%

 

Ophthalmoplegia

14

88%

Limb paralysis

6

38%

Unconsciousness

2

13%

Respiratory paralysis

10

62.5%

Hemotoxic

Ecchymosis

1

3%

32 (31.7%)

Gum bleeding

15

47%

 

Local bleeding

30

94%

Subconjunctival haemorrhage

1

3%

Haematuria

12

38%

Hematemesis

9

28%

Intracranial bleed

1

3%

Acute renal failure

17

53%

Shock

10

31%

Local reactions

Cellulitis

5

63%

8(7.9%)

Necrotizing fasciitis

2

25%

 

Compartment syndrome

1

13%