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a A 30 y.o. lab tech comes in with a monkey bite.

A 30 y.o. lab assistant comes in with a monkey bite from a macaque monkey.

The wound is 2 cm on the L thenar eminence and 3 cm on the posterior thumb. It has been irrigated with betadiene. The xrays are negative. What needs to be done?

Rosanne NaunheimFebruary 24, 20251 Comment
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