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Comparing Syndromic Surveillance and Poison Center Data for Snake Bites in Missouri

Comparing Syndromic Surveillance and Poison Center Data for Snake Bites in Missouri

Authors of this article:

Karen H. Pugh1 ;   Amy Kelsey2 ;   Rebecca Tominack3
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  1. Harmon K, Haskell M, Mann C, Waller A. Snakebites Treated in North Carolina Emergency Departments, October 2013–September 2015. Wilderness & Environmental Medicine 2018;29(2):176 View
  2. Buchanan J, Thurman J, Hargis C, Kirkpatrick L, Huecker M. Snakebites Reported to the Kentucky Regional Poison Control Centers for the Years 2012-2016. Wilderness & Environmental Medicine 2021;32(2):143 View