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The Journal of Trauma: Injury, Infection, and Critical Care, 1964
K L, BROWN, A R, MORITZ
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K L, BROWN, A R, MORITZ
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Standing electric scooter injuries: Impact on a community
American Journal of Surgery, 2021Ernest Y Lee, Ali Noorzad, Matthew Bloom
exaly
2007
The electricity injury is the one of the major trauma causing mortality, and morbidity. We report 3 cases, admitted our emergiency department with electric injury caused by naked electric cable touching. All cases had compartment syndrome and undergone fasiotomy operations. They were transported to advanced intensive care units of burning.
Orak, Murat +4 more
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The electricity injury is the one of the major trauma causing mortality, and morbidity. We report 3 cases, admitted our emergiency department with electric injury caused by naked electric cable touching. All cases had compartment syndrome and undergone fasiotomy operations. They were transported to advanced intensive care units of burning.
Orak, Murat +4 more
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Maxillofacial Injuries Sustained by Riders of Electric-Powered Bikes and Electric-Powered Scooters
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2022Reema Mahmoud +2 more
exaly
Electrical injury in the esophagus
American Journal of Roentgenology, 1988M E, Flisak, S, Berman
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Pediatric electric scooter injuries in the UK: Case series and review of literature
Traffic Injury Prevention, 2022Catrin Morgan, Khaled Sarraf
exaly
2006
Abstract With power in the extra-low frequency (ELF) 50– 60 Hz range, the generation, transmission, and distribution of energy in industrial and public systems support virtually every aspect of daily living. Electricity is pervasive in modern environments and can be simply defined as “any effect resulting from the existence of stationary
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Abstract With power in the extra-low frequency (ELF) 50– 60 Hz range, the generation, transmission, and distribution of energy in industrial and public systems support virtually every aspect of daily living. Electricity is pervasive in modern environments and can be simply defined as “any effect resulting from the existence of stationary
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