“…These studies have investigated or commented on the effects of antivenom on local effects caused by pit vipers such including Crotalus species (Caiaffa et al, 1994;Grace and Omer, 1980;Heise et al, 2018;Ruha et al, 2002), Bothrops species (Caiaffa et al, 1994), Bothrops alternatus (Bauab 1994), Crotalus helleri (Bush et al, 2002), Agkistrodon contortrix (Lavonas et al, 2004); Protobothrops mucrosquamatus and Viridovipera stejnegeri (Lin et al, 2022), Trimeresurus albolabris and T. macrops (Chotenimitkhun and Rojnuckarin, 2008); and Hypnale hypnale ( Ariaratnam et al, 2008); true vipers such as Echis carinatus (Warrell et al, 1977), Echis occellatus (Chippauxl et al, 1998;Monzavi et al, 2019), Echis coloratus (Glatstein et al, 2022), Daboia palaestinae (Bentur, 1997;Pivko-Levy et al, 2017), Vipera berus (Karlson-Stiber & Persson, 1994), V. aspis (Boels et al, 2012), Vipera ammodytes (Brvar et al, 2017), Bitis arietans (Warrell, 1975), and Bitis gabonica (Marsh et al, 2007), Asiatic cobras such as Naja polyoccelata (formerly Sri Lankan Naja naja) (Kularatne et al, 2009;Phillips et al, 1988), Naja kaouthia (Faiz et al, 2017;Pochanugool et al, 1997), and Naja atra (Mao et al, 2018;Wong et al, 2010), African cobras such as Naja nigricollis , Naja mossambica (Tilbury, 1982) and Atractaspis dahomeyensis and A. microlepidota and in Australia, death adders (Acanthophis sp) (Isbister et al, 2010). The case reports, due to their high reporting bias, are not discussed here.…”