Envenomation by Montpellier Snake, Malpolon monspessulanus Following Prolonged Bites.
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X. Bonnet | L. de Haro | J. Ballouard | J. Renet | S. Caron | C. Schmitt | J. Reynoard | Grégory Deso
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