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BMJ, 1967 Electric fires are of three types: silica-sheathed, fireclay mounted, and exposed rod. Children who grasp the heating element of electric fires of the exposed-rod type sustain severe burns of the hand. Wynn Williams (1955) reviewed 100 cases of children with burnt hands and noted that 36% were due to electric fires.
Audrey Gunn
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Cardiac troponin I: A potent biomarker for myocardial damage assessment following high voltage electric burn [PDF]
Indian Journal of Plastic Surgery, 2016 Myocardial infarction (MI) following high voltage electric burn is very rare, and its pathogenesis remains controversial. Electrical burns represent only 4% of all burns. Hence, clinical managements have taken a slow pace in developing.
Arindam Bose +4 more
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An Abdominal Flap to Save the Right Forearm and the Hand, Following a High-voltage Electric Burn in a Child: A Case Report [PDF]
Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research, 2013 High – voltage electric burns are very rare in children. This is a report of a seven years old boy, who presented 20 days after severe burns following a contact with a high – voltage electric line during playing.
Sharad Khandelwal
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Utilization of skin flap for reconstruction of the genitalia after an electric burn [PDF]
International Brazilian Journal of Urology, 2006 The objective of this article is to describe a case of an electric burn to the genitalia causing scrotal and testicular lesion, and the subsequent reconstruction using a skin graft.
Rodrigo B. Castro +2 more
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STUNNING AND BURN BY AN ELECTRIC LAMP. [PDF]
The Lancet, 1886 n ...
George Buchanan
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Burns Open, 2019 Background: Electrical burns incidence is increasing due to increased industrialization and increased use of electricity and electric domestic appliances.
Yahya Najmi, Pramod Kumar
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Similarities and differences between lightning and electrical injuries: two case reports [PDF]
Journal of Trauma and InjuryExposure to electrical current, whether through accidental contact in residential or industrial settings or via lightning strikes, represents a serious global health concern.
Yi Liu +2 more
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Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss Following Electric Shock: A Case Report with Literature Review [PDF]
Iranian Journal of OtorhinolaryngologyIntroduction:Electric shock occurs when electricity passes through the body, causing a range of symptoms from mild tingling to potentially life-threatening injuries such as burns, seizures, and cardiac arrest.
Arshit Kataria
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Successful treatment of electric burns in young patients with nano-zinc dressings: A case report
Medicina Clínica PrácticaBurns are the consequence of tissue harm caused by extended exposure to extreme heat, sunlight radiation, other types of radiation, chemicals, or electricity.
Mhd Taisier Dirwan +4 more
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