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|January 1, 1984
Abstract:
Certain occupations cause particular kinds of burn. Minor burns are usually neglected. Observation of industrial workers during routine annual medical examination found many workers with minor occupational burns and their sequalae. Some were so characteristic that they can be regarded as occupational marks.
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