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Annals of plastic surgery · Feb 1986
Hemodynamic alterations secondary to an electrical burn in the rat: a pilot study.
- J H Imatani, S H Miller, D C Buck, R J Demuth, and P F Parshley.
- Dept of Surgery, Oregon Health Sciences University, Portland 97201.
- Ann Plast Surg. 1986 Feb 1; 16 (2): 116-20.
AbstractRats subjected to a standard electrical burn of 250 volts for 10 seconds receive a severe injury stimulating a pronounced systemic circulatory response. Initial postinjury hyperemia is replaced by a low perfusion state within 24 hours. Our study demonstrates the difficulty in isolating regional microcirculatory alterations under such circumstances. Modification of the burn model or the method of fluid resuscitation may minimize the influence of this dynamic systemic response.
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