Description and quality of the snakebite database in Brazil from 2007 to 2020

“<b>NAIMAC</b>” is a compressed .zip file with a set of 378 DATASUS open datasets."<b>R_script_for_Silva-Neto_et.al.05.07.2022.zip</b>” is a compressed file with all R scripts used for dataset joining, variable preprocessing, completeness assessment, and Table 1 design."<b>Figure 1"</b> presents the bank's total processing steps. The set of 378 datasets were cured. These were extracted and joined, resulting in 2,422,825 records, which were filtered for snakebites."<b>Figure 2"</b> shows the number of records in the dataset by type of snakebite reported in Brazil from 2007 to 2020"<b>Figure 3"</b> shows the age structure of reported cases in this dataset, divided into three categories: youth (up to 18 years of age), adults (age between 20 and 59 years) and elderly (60 years and over)."<b>Figure 4"</b> shows heat maps of the number of accumulated reported snakebite cases, by type of snakebite and municipalities in Brazil."<b>Figure 5"</b> represents the distribution of severity by type of snakebite."<b>Figure 6"</b> represents the number of deaths from accidents over the years."<b>Table 1"</b> Socio-demographic data (SINAN_2007_2020)"<b>Table 2"</b> Clinical/Laboratory data – Symptoms. (SINAN_2007_2020)"<b>DATA_BASE</b>" SINAN database to create table 3."<b>Table 3"</b> Descriptive table<br>“<b>LIM_MUNI_2017</b>” is a compressed .zip file with shapefile files used for accident distribution maps by city.<br>