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An unusual cause of sunbed burns
Burns, 1994Three women successively using the same sunbed received superficial to medium partial thickness burns as a result of an ultraviolet filter slipping out of place. Whilst the longer-term effects of the various spectra of ultraviolet (UV) light continue to be evaluated, the near-immediate cutaneous and/or ocular sequelae of excess exposure are well known.
E, Eltigani, R N, Matthews
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Causes of Eye Burns in Children
Pediatric Emergency Care, 2011Eye burns can cause significant ocular morbidity and miss early detection if unsuspected. The objective was to ascertain the reported causes of burns to the eyes in children.Published literature on eye burns in children was searched from 1950 to July 2008 in MEDLINE and from 1982 to July 2008 in CINAHL (Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health ...
Savithiri, Ratnapalan, Lopamudra, Das
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Causes of Colonization of Autografted Burn Wounds
Journal of Burn Care & Rehabilitation, 1991The progression of autograft colonization to infection presents significant problems in the care of grafted burn wounds. To determine whether graft colonization arises from self-contamination or from some exogenous source, we characterized pregraft and graft Candida albicans isolates through serotyping and biotyping (Leicester system) and Pseudomonas ...
A N, Neely +3 more
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Tandir burns: A severe cause of burns in rural Turkey
Burns, 2008Tandir is the name given to an oven used for baking bread in the eastern and south-eastern part of Anatolia. Tandir burn is a special kind of burns in which primarily women and small children fall in it and have deep extensive burns (TBSA %). The records of 60 patients with tandir burn who were treated in our Burn Center from September 1999 to January ...
Aydinli, Buelent +3 more
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Burns of Children Caused by Electric Stoves
Journal of Burn Care & Rehabilitation, 1998During a 2-year period, eight patients sustained burns caused by the tipping over of electric stoves. In seven of these cases, children aged 2 to 4 years stood up on the open oven door of a stove. The stove then tipped forward, and a pot of boiling liquid on the stove spilled onto the child, who fell forward across the oven door.
J, Still +4 more
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Burns, 1990
Within 2 weeks the authors saw two patients with deep burns of their feet caused by foot spas. Both devices had been used according to the manufacturers' instructions and had been approved by The Danish Electric Material Control. Examination however showed that the bottom plate of these devices reached unacceptably high temperatures that far exceeded ...
O, Ovesen, I L, Wildfang
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Within 2 weeks the authors saw two patients with deep burns of their feet caused by foot spas. Both devices had been used according to the manufacturers' instructions and had been approved by The Danish Electric Material Control. Examination however showed that the bottom plate of these devices reached unacceptably high temperatures that far exceeded ...
O, Ovesen, I L, Wildfang
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Causes and Treatment of Burns From Grease
The Journal of Burn Care & Rehabilitation, 2004Abstract A large number of burns are sustained every year as the result of kitchen grease. A review of a 13-month period at the Joseph M. Still Burn Center in Augusta, Georgia, revealed 60 cases (9.4% of acute burn admissions). Forty-five (75%) of these patients were adults and 25% were children. There were 23 females and 37 males. Forty-
Barbara, Fiebiger +3 more
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1992
Burns induced by causes other than thermal injuries such as chemical, electric, and irradiation burns, are defined as burns of special causes. Generally, burns of special causes only account for a small proportion of burns — usually about 15% of the cases treated at a burn center.
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Burns induced by causes other than thermal injuries such as chemical, electric, and irradiation burns, are defined as burns of special causes. Generally, burns of special causes only account for a small proportion of burns — usually about 15% of the cases treated at a burn center.
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An unusual cause of facial burn.
European Journal of Pediatric Dermatology, 2023A 10-year-old boy was urgently examined due to the sudden appearance of burn lesions of the fronto-palpebral region. Physical examination showed linear and circinate burn lesions of the eyelids and frontal region. The medical history informed us that the lesions had appeared following the explosion of a “panzerotto” that the child was about to eat.
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An unusual cause of burning mouth sensation
British Dental Journal, 1993A case of burning mouth and disturbed taste following accidental exposure to pyrethroid in an insecticide is reported. The symptoms were more prolonged than have been previously reported following cutaneous exposure.
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