An Idaho man required an exceptional fifty-four vials of antivenom after a rattlesnake bite. His venom spread rapidly, causing severe symptoms and a dangerous blood clotting disorder. Oroville Hospital exhausted its antivenom supply before transferring him. Doctors administered additional doses at Stanford Hospital to stabilize his condition. He is still recovering at home after a lengthy hospital stay. An Idaho man required an exceptional fifty-four vials of antivenom after a rattlesnake bite. His venom spread rapidly, causing severe symptoms and a dangerous blood clotting disorder. Oroville Hospital exhausted its antivenom supply before transferring him. Doctors administered additional doses at Stanford Hospital to stabilize his condition. He is still recovering at home after a lengthy hospital stay.
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