Anemia of Thermal Injury

作者: Iván Bernát

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4615-7308-1_20

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摘要: Accidental burns, either in industry or as a result of household accidents, are frequent, and anemia is common complication (Moore et al., 1946; Ludwig 1965). The thought to delay the healing injury, hinder adhesion transplants, general have an unfavorable influence on final outcome (Monsaingeon, 1963).

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