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European Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 06/24/09
Uygur F et al. - This study demonstrates that the epidemiological features of pediatric burn patients, based on a review of such patients admitted to this burn center, differ in many aspects between eastern and western populations. Scalds occurring in a domestic setting, with mild to moderate burns, caused the vast majority of hospital admissions. It is necessary to improve the preventive programs and strategies in order to reduce the incidence of pediatric burn trauma.
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