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The 35 pages that link to Antivenom, each with the reason it gives.

• SquamataRelated: It is used to treat some medically significant bites from venomous squamates.

• SnakeRelated: Antivenoms are used to treat systemic effects of bites from venomous snakes.

• VenomRelated: Antibodies can counteract venom molecules circulating after a bite or sting.

• SnakebiteRelated: It is the specific treatment for clinically significant snake envenomation.

• Snake venomRelated: Antivenom is the main specific treatment for serious snake envenomation.

• ScorpionRelated: Antivenoms are used for severe scorpion envenomation in some regions.

• ElapidaeRelated: Antivenoms are made for particular medically important elapid venoms or regional mixtures.

• NeurotoxinRelated: Some venoms contain neurotoxins, making antivenom a time-sensitive countermeasure.

• Snakebite envenomingRelated: It is the principal specific treatment for many serious snake envenomings.

• Spider biteRelated: Specific antivenoms are available for some severe spider envenomations.

• Venomous snakeRelated: It counters venom components after they enter the body.

• AntidoteBroader topic: It is a narrower antidote category, tailored to venoms rather than poisons broadly.

• Neutralizing AntibodyBroader topic: Antivenoms apply antibody neutralization directly against harmful toxins.

• Snake fangRelated: Understanding venom delivery and dose informs treatment after fang penetration.

• StingRelated: Antivenom treats certain serious envenomations, though it is not used for every sting.

• ViperidaeRelated: Antivenoms are developed to treat bites from particular viperid species or groups.

• CobraRelated: Antivenom is a principal treatment for serious envenoming by many cobra species.

• Snakebite first aidRelated: It is the definitive treatment for significant envenoming, administered by trained clinicians.

• Venom researchRelated: Venom characterization helps select immunizing venoms and assess antivenom coverage.

• StonefishRelated: Antivenom may be considered for severe stonefish envenomation.

• King cobraRelated: Antivenom is among the treatments considered for serious king cobra envenoming.

• Coral snakeNarrower topic: Coral snake antivenoms are specialized examples of this broader treatment.

• RattlesnakeRelated: Antivenom is used to treat serious rattlesnake envenomation.

• LatrodectusRelated: Antivenom can be considered for severe Latrodectus envenomation.

• Pit viperRelated: Antivenom is the main specific treatment for serious pit viper envenomation.

• PhoneutriaRelated: Antivenom may be used for severe Phoneutria envenomation.

• Red-bellied black snakeRelated: Medical teams may use appropriate antivenom when severe envenoming is diagnosed.

• Agkistrodon piscivorusRelated: Antivenom may be used to treat severe cottonmouth envenomation.

• BungarusRelated: Antivenom is used to treat systemic effects of krait envenomation.

• Common death adderRelated: Antivenom is part of clinical treatment for serious death adder envenoming.

• Eastern copperheadRelated: Clinicians may consider antivenom for significant copperhead envenomation.

• Fat-tailed scorpionNarrower topic: Scorpion antivenom is one specialized form of this treatment.

• Inland taipanRelated: Specific antivenom is available for serious taipan envenoming.

• Jameson's mambaRelated: Clinicians may use antivenom when a Jameson's mamba bite causes significant envenoming.

• NajaRelated: Antivenoms are used to treat serious Naja snakebites.