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Wound Management in Disaster Settings
World Journal of Surgery, Volume 39, Issue 4, Page 842-853, April 2015., 2015 Abstract Background Few guidelines exist for the initial management of wounds in disaster settings. As wounds sustained are often contaminated, there is a high risk of further complications from infection, both local and systemic. Healthcare workers with little to no surgical training often provide early wound care, and where resources and facilities ...
Prasit Wuthisuthimethawee +6 more
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Indonesian Journal of Chemistry, 2010 Chitinase is an extracellular enzyme which is capable in hydrolyzing insoluble chitin to its oligomeric and monomeric components. The enzyme produced by thermophilic bacteria was screened and isolated from Sulili hot spring in Pinrang, South Sulawesi ...
Hasnah Natsir +3 more
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IMMOBILIZATION OF GLUCOSE OXIDASE ENZYME FROM Penicillium sp-3 LOCAL STRAIN
Indonesian Journal of Chemistry, 2010 Immobilization of glucose oxidase (GOD) enzyme from Penicillium sp-3 local strain has been carried out using ionotropically entrapping method in Ca-alginate membrane coupled with Na-polyacrilate.
Ahyar Ahmad +3 more
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Infections and treatment of wounds in survivors of the 2004 Tsunami in Thailand
International Wound Journal, Volume 6, Issue 5, Page 347-354, October 2009., 2009 ABSTRACT On 26 December 2004, a tsunami devastated the west coast of Thailand and caused 8457 injuries and 5395 deaths. Data were collected from 26 December 2004 to 31 January 2005 at four public hospitals to describe the character and treatment of wounds of 523 persons who were injured during tsunami and sought medical treatment.
Pawinee Doung‐ngern +8 more
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Local Residents' and Tourists' Attitudes Towards Tourism Development at Patong Beach, Phuket, Thailand [PDF]
, 2006 Tourism development has brought about both the positive and negative impacts to the local communities and to the environment. The acceptance among the residents and tourists may be varied; the acceptance among the domestic tourists and foreign may ...
Ketmuang, Srirat
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The revisit of 2004 tsunami in Thailand: characteristics of wounds
International Wound Journal, Volume 5, Issue 1, Page 8-19, March 2008., 2008 Abstract The name, tsunami that was unknown to most Thai people, had hit west southern coast of Thailand on 26 December 2004. Following the disaster, prices have been paid and many lessons have been learnt. The current report provides a historical background of the incident, which was reviewed by documents, brief discussion and observation. Data of the
Thavat Prasartritha +2 more
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Asian Social Science, 2015 <p>This study proposes community-based tourism as a strategy for sustainable tourism development of Patong Beach. Direct observation, questionnaire and interview are research instruments. A result of analyzing 120 questionnaires of local people which displayed a negative impact including economic impact which was very high )= 4.53(, social impact
Maythawin Polnyotee, Suwattana Thadaniti
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Plant Production Science, 2019 The root system architecture (RSA) has been reported to be determined by several root traits such as branching, elongation, and growth angle. This study aimed to evaluate the genotypic variation of plasticity in RSA in response to different soil water ...
Mana Kano-Nakata +3 more
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IDENTIFICATION OF ROAD CRASH ZONES, SPATIAL PATTERNS, AND EMERGING HOT SPOTS OF ROAD TRAFFIC INJURY SEVERITY IN PHUKET, THAILAND [PDF]
Geo Journal of Tourism and GeositesRoad traffic accidents are a critical global concern. Thailand, a middle-income country, has the highest road traffic mortality rate in Southeast Asia.
Pornperm SAE-NGOW +5 more
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, 2018 Video S3. Representative root systems at 15Â days after germination for Kinandang Patong grown in Turface supplied with nutrient solution.
Yusaku Uga (715255) +7 more
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