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- B E Lindblad and C J Terkelsen.
- University Department of Orthopedic Surgery, County Hospital of Aarhus, Denmark.
- Burns. 1990 Aug 1;16(4):254-6.
AbstractOut of 338 domestic burn injuries 134 affected children below 16 years of age. The investigation was prospective over a 1-year period. The highest incidence occurred in the age-group 0-2 years and was most often caused by contact, secondly by scalds. The sex ratio girls/boys was 1/1.6. The most vulnerable areas were the hands, head and fingers. Activities related to cooking and in the kitchen caused most of the burns.
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