• Br J Hosp Med · Dec 1994

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    Pathophysiological basis of burn management.

    • A Shaw, J Anderson, A Hayward, and N Parkhouse.
    • North West Thames, Regional Burns Unit, Mount Vernon Hospital, Northwood, Middlesex.
    • Br J Hosp Med. 1994 Dec 14; 52 (11): 583-7.

    AbstractDespite increased public awareness of the dangers of fire, burns remain a part of everyday life. Most accident departments will see one or more burn victims each day and, although not common, major burns still occur. In this and a second article we review the pathophysiology of thermal injury and describe the early treatment of a major burn victim.

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