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The 12 pages that link to Snakebite envenoming, each with the reason it gives.

• SnakebiteBroader topic: It captures the systemic medical consequences of venomous bites.

• ElapidaeRelated: Elapid envenoming can cause rapid paralysis and requires appropriate clinical care.

• Venomous snakeBroader topic: This is the medical consequence when a bite delivers a significant dose of venom.

• ViperidaeRelated: Viperid envenoming is a major source of disability and mortality in regions where these snakes occur.

• CobraBroader topic: Cobra envenoming can impair breathing through effects on the nervous system.

• Snakebite first aidBroader topic: A bite may cause envenoming, but first aid is needed even before its presence is known.

• King cobraRelated: King cobra venom can disrupt nerve signaling and threaten breathing.

• Coral snakeNarrower topic: Coral snake bites can produce this condition through effects on neuromuscular function.

• RattlesnakeNarrower topic: Rattlesnake bites are one source of this global health problem.

• Pit viperRelated: Pit viper venoms can cause bleeding, tissue injury, or other effects requiring urgent care.

• BungarusRelated: This condition frames the clinical risks posed by medically significant kraits.

• NajaRelated: Naja venom can produce neurological, tissue, or systemic effects.