Lack of scorpion antivenom leads to increased pediatric ICU admissions [5]

B. D. Riley; F. LoVecchio; A. F. Pizon

doi:10.1016/j.annemergmed.2005.11.042

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Lack of scorpion antivenom leads to increased pediatric ICU admissions [5]

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Lack of scorpion antivenom leads to increased pediatric ICU admissions [5]

B. D. Riley, F. LoVecchio and A. F. Pizon

Annals of Emergency Medicine, Vol.47(4), pp.398-399

2006

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.annemergmed.2005.11.042

Abstract

antidote

benzodiazepine

scorpion venom

venom antiserum

artificial ventilation

cranial neuropathy

envenomation

hospital admission

human

letter

neuromuscular function

newborn intensive care

nonhuman

priority journal

scorpion

sedation

Age Factors

Animals

Antivenins

Arachnidism

Arizona

Child

Humans

Intensive Care Units, Pediatric

Patient Admission

Scorpion Venoms

Scorpions

Seasons

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Title: Lack of scorpion antivenom leads to increased pediatric ICU admissions [5]
Creators: B. D. Riley - Good Samaritan Medical Center
F. LoVecchio - Good Samaritan Medical Center
A. F. Pizon - Good Samaritan Medical Center
Publication Details: Annals of Emergency Medicine, Vol.47(4), pp.398-399
Identifiers: 991006028589402656
Academic Unit: Emergency Medicine
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article