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Computed tomography scans. (A) Coronal view showing dilated intestinal loops (red dashed circle). (B) Axial view indicating the presence of intraluminal fluid (red arrow).
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The scan showed fluid accumulation and the presence of air-fluid level (Figure 1).
Surgical wound on the 10 postoperative day, demonstrating the healing progress at this stage.
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On physical examination, the surgical wounds showed no signs of inflammation (Figure 2).
Status of the affected limb 17 days after the snakebite accident. (A) Leg and (B) foot.
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On day 18 (April 13, 2022), the patient continued with clinical improvement, and with reduced edema of the affected lower limb (Figure 3).
Timeline of the snakebite unusual case, illustrating the chronological sequence of events. Figure created with BioRender.com.
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The patient returned to the community on May 10, 2022, 45 days after the accident (Figure 4).