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Comparative review of burns with inhalation injury in a tertiary hospital in a developing country
Objective. Inhalation injury is an acute respiratory tract insult caused by direct thermal injury, carbon monoxide poisoning, or toxic chemical inhalants, such as fumes, gases, and mist. The aim of this study is to review the authors’ experiences in a regional burn unit in a developing country. Met...
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