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Burns, Including Thermal Injury|October 1, 1985
Hepatic disorder in burn patientsK Miyoshi, S Tsukada, Y Yasuda, et al.Burns, Including Thermal Injury|October 1, 1988
The effects of vitamin E on immune regulation after thermal injuryM Haberal, E Hamaloğlu, S Bora, et al.Burns, Including Thermal Injury|October 1, 1988
A comparison of Biobrane vs. homograft for coverage of contaminated burn woundsS Gonce, P Miskell, J P WaymackBurns, Including Thermal Injury|October 1, 1985
The effect of prompt local cooling on oedema formation in scalded rat pawsO P Jakobsson, G ArtursonBurns, Including Thermal Injury|January 1, 1982
Muscle tissue electrolytes in burned subjectsA Novarini, A Montanari, A Curti, et al.Burns, Including Thermal Injury|July 1, 1982
Arterial injuries in electrically burned upper limbs and effects of early reconstruction of blood circulation to the wristX W Wang, W ZohBurns, Including Thermal Injury|January 1, 1982
Epidermal growth factor in the healing of second degree burns: a controlled animal studyJ W Thornton, C A Hess, V Cassingham, et al.Burns, Including Thermal Injury|May 1, 1983
Water and sodium balance: the effect of the air-fluidized bed on burned patientsJ Micheels, B SørensenBurns, Including Thermal Injury|December 1, 1987
Maximal activities of glutaminase and some enzymes of glycolysis and ketone body utilization and rates of utilization of glutamine, glucose and ketone bodies by intestinal mucosa after burn injuryM S Ardawi, E A NewshalmeBurns, Including Thermal Injury|December 1, 1987
Staphylococcal toxins: screening of burn wound isolates and evidence for alpha-haemolysin production in the burn woundR C Fader, P J Hals, F C KooPageof 50