Histopathological Changes in the Liver, Heart and Kidneys Following Malayan Pit Viper () Envenoming and the Neutralising Effects of Hemato Polyvalent Snake Antivenom.

(Malayan pit viper) is a medically important snake species that is widely distributed across Southeast Asia. Systemic coagulopathy causing severe haemorrhage and local tissue injury is commonly observed following envenoming. However, nephrotoxicity and congestive heart failure were previously reported in a patient who had a long length of hospital stay.