Cross Reactions and Heterological Neutralization of Antivenoms Used in Mexico and Argentina

Clement, Herlinda; Gonzalez, Carlos Justino Salmeron; Roodt, Adolfo de; Litwin, Stephen D.; Olvera, Felipe; Alagón, Alejandro

doi:10.1590/s0104-79302001000200016

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“…Most recently, an established equinederived F(ab')2 antivenom marketed in Mexico, Antivipmyn™ (Instituto Bioclon), has undergone a successful phase II investigation, andit is now in phase III U.S. trials [8,9]. This antivenom is created using the venoms of two Central American snakes and two snakes indigenous to both Mexico and the United States [10]. The phase II trial was conducted at Tucson, Arizona, where rattlesnakes predominate, whereas the ongoing phase III trial involves a more geographically diverse range of study sites [8,9].…”

Section: Types Of Antivenommentioning

confidence: 99%