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Critical Care Medicine, 2002
During the past 20 yrs, as burn care has evolved as a specialty of surgery, survival and outcome quality have soared. Public expectations for survival and long-term outcomes are at previously unprecedented levels. These changes are the result of a number of advances in aspects of burn care that have occurred in parallel and have fostered increasing ...
Christopher Lattimer, Omar Faiz
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During the past 20 yrs, as burn care has evolved as a specialty of surgery, survival and outcome quality have soared. Public expectations for survival and long-term outcomes are at previously unprecedented levels. These changes are the result of a number of advances in aspects of burn care that have occurred in parallel and have fostered increasing ...
Christopher Lattimer, Omar Faiz
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Pediatric Clinics of North America, 1985
The authors present an extensive review of burn epidemiology. They review sources of burns, preventive tools, emergency behaviors to reduce severity, and rehabilitation. Ways are sketched in which the pediatrician can be an effective advocate against burn injuries.
E, McLoughlin, J D, Crawford
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The authors present an extensive review of burn epidemiology. They review sources of burns, preventive tools, emergency behaviors to reduce severity, and rehabilitation. Ways are sketched in which the pediatrician can be an effective advocate against burn injuries.
E, McLoughlin, J D, Crawford
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2023
Abstract Button battery ingestions (BBIs) are the second most frequently ingested foreign bodies, second to coins. Unfortunately, the incidence of BBI continues to rise, with the majority occurring in children younger than 6 years of age.
Cory Gotowka +2 more
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Abstract Button battery ingestions (BBIs) are the second most frequently ingested foreign bodies, second to coins. Unfortunately, the incidence of BBI continues to rise, with the majority occurring in children younger than 6 years of age.
Cory Gotowka +2 more
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