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Originally Posted by aico
He must have had some sort of allergic reaction or some shit, I've never heard of anyone getting their whole arm opened up to "Relieve the pressure of the bite". Looks like they removed a whole section of his arm, because if they just opened it up, why would they need that webbing? They'd just sew the incision back up.
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Foremost they would need to remove any and all necrotic tissue and often the skin is the first organ to go.
That webbing is actually either pigskin or if they finally pefected it more artificial skin. It could be skin graft tissue but doctors really do not like using that to often since it gives you extra scaring. Pig skin is often the go to material. Your body takes to it very well and the diamond pattern is to trick your body into creating new skin with a more natural appearance. Over time the diamond pattern will be no longer visable.
Ok in the second to last picture I can see he also underwent a skin graft and muscle relocation.
For the syrum people. If you are bitten by a poisonous snake and did not happen to see it and can remember key features or did not catch it to bring with you. Doctors sort of have to wait and play the guessing game. Wrong snake venom syrum will do as much damage as another bite.