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720 enomous snakebite is estimated to affect greater than 2.5 million people annually in the world, of whom more than 100 000 will die.1 Most of the venomous snakes in Turkey are members of Viperidae family.2,3 Envenomations by vipers are remarkable for the amount of swelling they can produce. Immobilizing the bitten extremity, transporting the patient quickly to the nearest hospital, and using antivenin according to the severity of symptoms are the general treatment approaches. If proper treatment is not established, local edema can progress and result in compartment syndrome and subsequently requires surgery.4-6

Mannitol Therapy in Three Cases with Severe Edema Due to Snakebite: Case Report