Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5636168 | Burns | 2017 | 9 Pages |
Abstract
Among those with relatively survivable combat-related burns (<60% TBSA), genital/perineal/buttock involvement increases the risk of death. Bacteremia may account for part of this increased risk, but does not fully explain the independent risk associated with perineal burns.
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Authors
Michael S. Clemens, Judson C. Janak, Julie A. Rizzo, John C. Graybill, Michelle F. Buehner, Steven J. Hudak, Charles K. Thompson, Kevin K. Chung,