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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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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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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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STUNNING AND BURN BY AN ELECTRIC LAMP. [PDF]
The Lancet, 1886 n ...
George Buchanan
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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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THE TREATMENT OF ELECTRIC BURNS BY IMMEDIATE RESECTION AND SKIN GRAFT
Annals of Surgery, 1929 D. B. Wells
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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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Evaluation of Electric Burn Injury Cases Admitted in Burns Centre, Karachi
Journal of the Dow University of Health Sciences, 2012 Objective To evaluate epidemiology and outcome of patients admitted with Electric Burn injury to Burns Centre, Civil Hospital Karachi; from January, 2006 to December, 2011. Background An electrical injury occurs when a current passes through the
Ehmer Al-Ibran +4 more
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ANALYSIS OF RAT PLATELET COUNT AFTER ELECTRICAL EXPOSURE IN ACUTE AND SUBACUTE PHASE OF BURN INJURY
Jurnal Rekonstruksi dan Estetik, 2019 Highlights: • In the acute phase of electric burn injury, there was a significant change in platelet count. • Contrarily, no significant change in platelet count was observed during the subacute phase of electric burn injury.
Fransiska Nooril F P H +3 more
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