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High-voltage electrical burn injuries: Functional upper extremity assessment
Burns, 07/01/09
Mazzetto-Betti KC et al. - The data indicate a reduction of the hand muscular strength and sensibility, reducing the function of the upper limb in patients who received high-voltage electrical shock.
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