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    Burns, Including Thermal Injury
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    Cresol burns are a rare but preventable cause of severe injury in children. This study highlights the challenges and potential prevention strategies for these unique chemical burns.

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    Area of Science:

    • Pediatric burn management
    • Chemical burn injuries
    • Public health and safety

    Background:

    • Burns are a significant cause of childhood injury.
    • Scalds and flame burns are common pediatric burn types.
    • Chemical burns, though less frequent, present unique challenges.