New snake bite treatment tested in africa to save lives
NCT ID NCT03326492
Summary
This study aimed to check how safe and effective a new antivenom treatment is for people bitten by snakes in Cameroon. Researchers observed 474 patients over age 5 who received the treatment in regular hospitals, not special trial settings. They tracked side effects and how well the antivenom worked in the hours and days after it was given.
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Locations
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Centre des Urgences de Yaounde (CURY)
Yaoundé, Cameroon
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Hôpital Norvégien de N'Gaoundéré
N'Gaoundéré, Cameroon
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Hôpital Régional de Limbe
Limbe, Cameroon
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Hôpital Régional de N'Gaoundéré
N'Gaoundéré, Cameroon
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Hôpital Saint Malte de Njombe
Njombé, Cameroon
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Hôpital de District d'Akonolinga
Akonolinga, Cameroon
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Hôpital de District de Guider
Guider, Cameroon
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Hôpital de District de Kolofata
Kolofata, Cameroon
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Hôpital de District de Mora
Mora, Cameroon
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Hôpital de District de Poli
Poli, Cameroon
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Hôpital de District de Sa'a
Sa'a, Cameroon
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Hôpital de District de Tokombere
Tokonbéré, Cameroon
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Hôpital régional de Buea
Buea, Cameroon
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