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The influence of external body radiation on mortality from thermal burns.

J W BROOKS, E I EVANS, W T HAM, J D REID.

Abstract

Keywords: BURNS

Mesh：
Burns
Humans

Year: 1952 PMID： 14953182 PMCID： PMC1802884 DOI： 10.1097/00000658-195209000-00018

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Ann Surg ISSN： 0003-4932 Impact factor: 12.969

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Authors: E I EVANS; O J PURNELL; P W ROBINETT; A BATCHELOR; M MARTIN
Journal: Ann Surg Date: 1952-06 Impact factor: 12.969

3. A standard contact burn; method of production and observations on the blood picture following its production in dogs.

Authors: J W BROOKS; P ROBINETT; T L LARGEN; E I EVANS
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4. Mechanical and thermal injury from the atomic bomb.

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5. The burn problem in atomic warfare.

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Journal: J Am Med Assoc Date: 1950-07-29

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Authors: R P Noble; M I Gregersen; P M Porter; A Buckman
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1. Pulmonary injury after combined exposures to low-dose low-LET radiation and fungal spores.

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2. The combined effects of thermal burns and whole-body x-irradiation. III. Study of blood coagulation.

Authors: W M DAVIS; A K DAVIS; W LEE; E L ALPEN
Journal: Ann Surg Date: 1955-07 Impact factor: 12.969

3. The influence of x-radiation on mortality following thermal flash burns: the site of tissue injury as a factor determining the type of invading bacteria.

Authors: J D REID; J W BROOKS; W T HAM; E I EVANS
Journal: Ann Surg Date: 1955-11 Impact factor: 12.969

The influence of external body radiation on mortality from thermal burns.

1. Million-volt beryllium-window x-ray equipment for biophysical and biochemical research.

2. Fluid and electrolyte requirements in severe burns.

3. A standard contact burn; method of production and observations on the blood picture following its production in dogs.

4. Mechanical and thermal injury from the atomic bomb.

5. The burn problem in atomic warfare.

6. BLOOD VOLUME IN CLINICAL SHOCK. I. MIXING TIME AND DISAPPEARANCE RATE OF T-1824 IN NORMAL SUBJECTS AND IN PATIENTS IN SHOCK; DETERMINATION OF PLASMA VOLUME IN MAN FROM 10-MINUTE SAMPLE.

1. Pulmonary injury after combined exposures to low-dose low-LET radiation and fungal spores.

2. The combined effects of thermal burns and whole-body x-irradiation. III. Study of blood coagulation.

3. The influence of x-radiation on mortality following thermal flash burns: the site of tissue injury as a factor determining the type of invading bacteria.

4. A comparison of local and systemic effects following contact and flash burns.

5. The combined effects of thermal burns and whole-body X irradiation. II. Anemia.

6. The combined effects of thermal burns and whole body X irradiation on survival time and mortality.

7. Reduction of mortality in swine from combined total body radiation and thermal burns by streptomycin.

8. The effect of total body irradiation on wound closure.

9. Blood histamine levels in swine following total body x-radiation and a flash burn.

10. Intestinal barrier disruption as a cause of mortality in combined radiation and burn injury.