Analysis of 585 burn patients hospitalized over a 6-year period. Part II: Aetiological data

Burns, Including Thermal Injury
D F DarkoH A Frank

Abstract

In a population of 585 burn patients from a well-defined urban area, the contribution of a number of factors to the occurrence of the burn injury is examined. These are: place where burned; activity of the patient at the time; contribution of various appliances and materials; the influence of clothing on the extent of the injury. These findings should prove helpful in future efforts at burn prevention.

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