A definite bite by the ornamental snake (Denisonia maculata) causing mild envenoming

- Isbister, Geoffrey K., Gault, Alan, Tasoulis, Theo, O'Leary, Margaret A.

A pharmacological approach to first aid treatment for snakebite

- Saul, Megan E., Thomas, Paul A., Dosen, Peter J., Isbister, Geoffrey K., O'Leary, Margaret A., Whyte, Ian M., McFadden, Sally A., van Helden, Dirk F.

A turbidimetric assay for the measurement of clotting times of procoagulant venoms in plasma

- O'Leary, Margaret A., Isbister, Geoffrey K.

Australian taipan (Oxyuranus spp.) envenoming: clinical effects and potential benefits of early antivenom therapy - Australian Snakebite Project (ASP-25)

- Johnston, Christopher I., Ryan, Nicole M., O'Leary, Margaret A., Brown, Simon G. A., Isbister, Geoffrey K.

Clinical effects and antivenom dosing in brown snake (Pseudonaja spp.) envenoming: Australian Snakebite Project (ASP-14)

- Allen, George E., Brown, Simon G. A., Buckley, Nicholas A., O'Leary, Margaret A., Page, Colin B., Currie, Bart J., White, Julian, Isbister, Geoffrey K.

Clinical effects of red-bellied black snake (Pseudechis porphyriacus) envenoming and correlation with venom concentrations: Australian Snakebite Project (ASP-11)

- Churchman, Andrew, O'Leary, Margaret A., Buckley, Nicholas A., Page, Colin B., Tankel, Alan, Gavaghan, Chris, Holdgate, Anna, Brown, Simon G. A., Isbister, Geoffrey K.

Commercial monovalent antivenoms in Australia are polyvalent

- O'Leary, Margaret A., Isbister, Geoffrey K.

Cross-neutralisation of Australian brown snake, taipan and death adder venoms by monovalent antibodies

- Isbister, Geoffrey K., O'Leary, Margaret A., Hagan, Jessica, Nichols, Kearney, Jacoby, Tammy, Davern, Kathleen, Hodgson, Wayne C., Schneider, Jennifer J.

Cross-neutralisation of the neurotoxic effects of Egyptian cobra venom with commercial tiger snake antivenom

- Kornhauser, Rachelle, Isbister, Geoffrey K., O'Leary, Margaret A., Mirtschin, Peter, Dunstan, Nathan, Hodgson, Wayne C.

Death Adder envenoming causes neurotoxicity not reversed by antivenom - Australian Snakebite Project (ASP-16)

- Johnston, Christopher I., O'Leary, Margaret A., Brown, Simon G. A., Currie, Bart J., Halkidis, Lambros, Whitaker, Richard, Close, Benjamin, Isbister, Geoffrey K.

Detection of snake venom in post-antivenom samples by dissociation treatment followed by enzyme immunoassay

- Maduwage, Kalana P., O'Leary, Margaret A., Silva, Anjana, Isbister, Geoffrey K.

Detection of venom after antivenom administration is largely due to bound venom

- O'Leary, Margaret A., Maduwage, Kalana, Isbister, Geoffrey K.

Detection of venom after antivenom is not associated with persistent coagulopathy in a prospective cohort of Russell's viper (Daboia russelii) envenomings

- Maduwage, Kalana, O'Leary, Margaret A., Scorgie, Fiona E., Shahmy, Seyed, Mohamed, Fahim, Abeysinghe, Chandana, Karunathilake, Harindra, Lincz, Lisa F., Gnanathasan, Christeine A., Isbister, Geoffrey K.

Diagnosis of snake envenomation using a simple phospholipase A₂ assay

- Maduwage, Kalana, O'Leary, Margaret A., Isbister, Geoffrey K.

Efficacy of Indian polyvalent snake antivenoms against Sri Lankan snake venoms: lethality studies or clinically focussed in vitro studies

- Maduwage, Kalana, Silva, Anjana, O'Leary, Margaret A., Hodgson, Waynbe C., Isbister, Geoffrey K.

Endogenous thrombin potential as a novel method for the characterization of procoagulant snake venoms and the efficacy of antivenom

- Isbister, Geoffrey K., Woods, David, Alley, Steven, O'Leary, Margaret A., Seldon, Michael, Lincz, Lisa F.

Human anti-snake venom IgG antibodies in a previously bitten snake-handler, but no protection against local envenoming

- Isbister, Geoffrey K., Halkidis, Lambros, O'Leary, Margaret A., Whitaker, Richard, Cullen, Paul, Mulcahy, Richard, Bonnin, Robert, Brown, Simon G.A.

Procoagulant snake venoms have differential effects in animal plasmas: implications for antivenom testing in animal models

- Maduwage, Kalana P., Scorgie, Fiona E., Lincz, Lisa F., O'Leary, Margaret A., Isbister, Geoffrey K.

Prothrombin activator-like toxin appears to mediate cardiovascular collapse following envenoming by Pseudonaja textilis

- Chaisakul, Janeyuth, Isbister, Geoffrey K., O'Leary, Margaret A., Parkington, Helena C., Smith, A. Ian, Hodgson, Wayne C., Kuruppu, Sanjaya

The Australian snakebite project, 2005-2015 (ASP-20)

- Johnston, Christopher I., Ryan, Nicole M., Page, Colin B., Buckley, Nicholas A., Brown, Simon G. A., O'Leary, Margaret A., Isbister, Geoffrey K.