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Antivenin latrodectus equine immune F(ab')2 is an investigational antivenom composed of **purified F(ab')2 antibody fragments** derived from serum of horses hyperimmunized against *Latrodectus* (black widow) spider venom. The F(ab')2 fragments are generated by enzymatic cleavage (pepsin digestion) of equine immunoglobulin to reduce the risk of allergic reactions associated with whole IgG preparations[1]. The preparation neutralizes black widow spider venom toxins and is intended for intravenous use in the management of moderate to severe symptoms of latrodectism, such as systemic pain and myopathic syndrome[1][2][6]. Clinical trials indicate it is effective at reducing pain and treatment failures compared to placebo, with a favorable safety profile[1][2][6].
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