Cobranin-F injection envenomation antidote
OwnerRuben G. Fabunaninventor
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Abstract
An envenomation antidote, and the process for its administration, useful for the treatment of the effects of envenomation resulting from venomous animal bites is disclosed. The antidote consists essentially of a local anesthetic and a glucocorticoid. The antidote is administered in a single dose parenterally through two routes: by subcutaneous infiltration and intramuscular injection, and by direct slow intravenous injection.
Claims7
A method for the treatment of envenomation incidental to the bites of venomous animals including snakes, catfish stings and other venomous animals which comprises the injection of a sterile, liquid composition of a local anesthetic of the ester type and a glucocorticoid.
A sterile, liquid composition used for the treatment of envenomation incidental to the bites of venomous animals including snakes and catfish stings consisting essentially of procaine hydrochloride with epinephrine as the hydrochloride and dexamethasone sodium phosphate.
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