antivenom
antivenin
antivenene

No deaths have been reported since the introduction of antivenom in 1956.

Also, what is the chemical structure and/ or makeup for antivenom?

Cases where 100 cm of antivenom is required are not at all unusual.

Of these, 37 had significant pain lasting over 24 hours, but only six were treated with the antivenom.

For more extreme cases, antivenom is to be used.

Since the antivenom was developed there have been no fatalities due to this species.

An antivenom is a medicine used to protect against a specific venom.

He can't do anything other than administer the antivenom.

Further supportive care may be necessary, but the mainstay of treatment is antivenom.

Because of its relatively weak venom, antivenom is not produced.

Pharmaceutical companies which produce antivenom target their products against the species native to a particular area.

The mortality rate can be as high as 75% without antivenom.

Recommended treatments include the application of heat to the affected area and antivenom.

Funnel-web antivenom has been found to be an effective treatment for serious bites.

Medical care may include administration of an antivenom.

It has also carried more unusual items such as antivenom and artificial limbs.

The antivenom is widely available and deaths are much rarer than they used to be.

And we can't begin to process an antivenom until we get back to Voyager.

"I've been able to process an antivenom and have begun to administer it," replied the doctor.

There is an effective antivenom manufactured in both Japan and China.

One dose of antivenom requires around 70 milkings from a spider.

Moreover, there is no known specific antivenom made.

There is no antivenom available for this species.

Another study similarly suggested that only 2.3 percent of bites (mainly in children) were serious enough to require antivenom.

An antivenom is available in New Zealand for treatment.

If you get this antivenin, it may save your life.

And for the first time in two years, Rachel had no antivenin.

A new study, however, has found that while antivenin does have side effects, they are rarely serious.

"Why don't you just tell us the antivenin code so we can be done with this?"

In all cases, specific antivenin was used and there were no deaths.

He can stop you from killing him by giving us the antivenin code.

Nate told her the story of the little girl who died because Rachel had no antivenin.

"Nurse, add that to our collection so we can develop some antivenin for it."

The antivenin now used appears to be on the way out, and new treatments may cause fewer problems.

"So are you going to give me the antivenin?"

Thomas Covenant, this antivenin is made from the blood of horses.

Of the 65 patients given antivenin, the study reported, 12 suffered an acute reaction to the treatment.

We need someone to take Phreak's antivenin code out of the game.

"I want an antivenin code from someone called the Phreak."

Except there's no antivenin in the world for poison like that."

Get the victim to medical help as soon as possible so that antivenin can be given if necessary.

Currently, there is no antivenin that provides protection against bites from this species.

Historically, the term antivenin was predominant around the world, its first published use being in 1895.

There is an antivenin, and treatment for shock is also indicated.

None of the patients given the antivenin suffered lasting injury from the bites.

Treatment of bites may also require total blood transfusions, especially after 24 to 48 hours without antivenin.

"Now, are you going to give us the antivenin code, or do you want to have it out in the next setting instead?"

You've got about two hours to wash it out with the antivenin; we keep it all around the park, just in case.

More than likely, the antivenin portion of the cure was created in nature somehow."

They use it, among other things, to produce antivenin."

There is no known antivenene to the bite of bungarus: but Schaapsteker had devoted his life to finding one.

This led to the successful clinical testing of antivenene against tiger snake Notechis scutatus bite in 1930, and its commercial release in 1931.

Antivenom (or antivenin or antivenene) is a biological product used in the treatment of venomous bites or stings.

The animals there included quolls, Tasmanian devils, dingoes and various birds of prey, to which he added tiger snakes that were milked for antivenene, and platypus.

He and Robyn received the National Australia Bank's humanitarian award for their contribution to the development of an antivenene for the Sydney funnel-web spider in 1981.

Snake antivenom, (snake antivenin, snake antivenene) is a biological product that typically consists of venom neutralizing antibodies derived from a host animal, such as a horse or sheep.

In 1928 CSL also became involved in antivenene (antivenom) manufacture in conjunction with the snake venom research undertaken by Charles Kellaway at the Hall Institute.

In 1981, the World Health Organization decided that the preferred terminology in the English language would be venom and antivenom rather than venin and antivenin or venen and antivenene.

In 1900, Desai completed his medical thesis "Antivenene as an efficacious remedy against the venom of poisonous snakes M.D. Thesis" in Cape Colony, Queenstown, South Africa.

Whose hand wrenched a door open; in whose heel are visible the two red, flowing holes, filled with a venom for which there is no known antivenene, a poison which has killed stablefuls of worn-out horses?