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RENAL FAILURE AFTER SNAKE BITE

Three cases of acute renal failure after snake bite are presented. All required dialysis and the recovery phase was prolonged in each case. Investigations show that microangiopathic haemolytic anaemia was associated with the acute renal failure.

B. Saker | P. Hurst | A. Harris

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