Hematotoxic Manifestations and Management of Green Pit Viper Bites in Thailand.
Suthimon ThumtechoThunyaporn TangtrongchitrSahaphume SrisumaThanaporn KaewrueangPanee RittilertAimon PradooAchara TongpooWinai WananukulPublished in: Therapeutics and clinical risk management (2020)
Most GPV bites result in envenomation. The most frequent local effect is mild swelling. Systemic bleeding is uncommon. The current recommendation of a 3-day follow-up can detect up to 96% of patients who may require antivenom. No severe morbidity or mortality is reported. Antivenoms are primarily indicated by prolonged VCT. Side effects of antivenom are minimal.