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Child After Crossotter Bite: Antidote Had to Be Flown In

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Deggendorf (Bayern): After the bite of a cross otter, a child suffered severe poisoning symptoms. The antidote had to be flown in by rescue helicopter.

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Deggendorf (Bayern): After the bite of a cross otter, a child suffered severe poisoning symptoms. The antidote had to be flown in by rescue helicopter.

·Vienna, Austria
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For the doctors in a hospital in Deggendorf, Bavaria, it was said: Act quickly! After a small child had been bitten by a cross otter, it had serious poisoning symptoms. Only an antidote could save the child. After a snake bite, the child suffered from circulatory problems, low blood pressure and a strong swelling of the leg. In order to save it, even an antidote was flown in. "Such operations are extremely rare"On Instagram, the ADAC air rescue …

·Vienna, Austria
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A child in Bavaria was bitten by a cross otter at the end of June and was in danger. A helicopter brought the much needed antidote.

·Zürich, Switzerland
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Kronen Zeitung broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Tuesday, July 7, 2026.
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