• Burns · Jun 1993

    Specificity and treatment of thermal and inhalation injury following an explosion in a cement manufacturing kiln.

    • J Xiao, B R Cai, and X H Zhao.
    • Burn Center Hospital, Jin Zhou, Liao Ning, China.
    • Burns. 1993 Jun 1; 19 (3): 232-4.

    AbstractSix patients sustained a unique type of burn injury while working during the manufacture of cement in China. These patients suffered a combination of chemical and thermal injuries with extensive deep burns and inhalation injury, when they were involved in an accidental explosive leakage of cement from a manufacturing kiln. This report discusses the aetiology of the burn injury and the principles of treatment. All of these burns were preventable.

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