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The Poisonous Snakes of India
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Excerpt from The Poisonous Snakes of India: For the Use of the Officials and Others Residing in the Indian Empire
In some cases, where a person has been bitten by an exhausted snake, or by one whose aggregate supply of poison is small, as is the case in the tiger snake of Australia, or by a vigorous cobra, from which, owing to some cause or other, only a minute quantity of poison has been injected or where a person has been greatly protected against the absorption of the poison by the early application of the ligature, the above symptoms may be present only in a modified degree. Recovery from the general symptoms may take place. The consequences in the part infected may cause much trouble, but these are to be dealt with by the surgeon on general principles.
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