Rattlesnake Bite (Sensitive) The right one

[Marcel2992]

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Got this from Google.. Just had to share

[Serpy]

The work of a fasciotomy... Lovely, I remember seeing pics of this guys arm after skin grafts etc, his arm was never the same, lost alot of muscle tissue and mobility.

[Microlepidotus]

I wouldnt of been suprised if that guy lost his arm.


Just shows you what cytotoxic ven does EISH!


Gonno have some bad dreams tonight LOL!

[Van2]

There goes my dream of buying a nice big Western Diamondback lol!!!

[insaniac]

EINA @#(^!@#($^@#%& !!!!!

I don't know what else to say to this really...

Look how discoloured the flesh on his hand is, I take it all of that had to be removed... ?

[vuduman]

Drybite?Damn.Reality only kicks in ,when dealing with hots, the moment you take a bite.

[CarlaSmit87]

Hmmm... well that might leave a bit of a scar....
Thats why I don't keep hots...one day he is just a second faster than you...

[imperial exotix]

Thats not good!!! like someone once said the most venomous snake in the world is the one that just bite you!

[snakemanjayd]

That's an awesome picture, you can see the muscles and everything. Nice

At first glance I didn't see that the arm was attached to someone still.

[Silvrav]

I assume those two roun brown circles on his hands is where the snake got him?

If so, those are big and had to be a monster of a rattlesnake?

[Serpy]

He didn't lose his arm, hand or anything like that.

He did have skin grafts, but the first grafts were a bugger up if I remember correctly (might've been a different case) because they put on the graft during this surgery, the venom then just continued to eat away at the new skin, they then did others which took. But like I said, his arm looked horrible and lost alot of use from his arm.

[Hustler]

I wouldnt of been suprised if that guy lost his arm.


Just shows you what cytotoxic ven does EISH!


Gonno have some bad dreams tonight LOL!

That isn't the result of the cytotoxic venom. It's the result of a doctor perfoming a fasciotomy to, I guess in their heads relieve the pressure from the swelling and tissue being eaten away, which is caused by the cytotoxic venom.

[Smeegle]

Quite an amazing story:

http://www.rattlesnakebite.org/rattlesnakepics.htm

Glad the results were so good in the end, it's really amazing what the Doctors are capable of doing in this day and age!

[Marcel2992]

Quite an amazing story:

http://www.rattlesnakebite.org/rattlesnakepics.htm

Glad the results were so good in the end, it's really amazing what the Doctors are capable of doing in this day and age!

Thanks for putting that up

[Serpy]

Was just about to put up the link myself, got 2 rattler bite cases mixed up, found the link earlier