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Emergency medicine, v.12 no.4, 2000년, pp.285 - 294
Currie, Bart J
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AbstractWhile snakebite numbers are decreasing in temperate Australia, snakebite remains an important cause of morbidity in tropical Australia and of mortality in Papua New Guinea and Irian Jaya. The Australasian elapid snakes have complex mixtures of venom components, with distinct clinical syndrom...
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