Feet sunk in molten aluminium: The burn and its prevention

Alonso-Peña, David; Arnáiz-García, María Elena; Valero-Gasalla, J.; Arnáiz-García, Ana María; Campillo-Campaña, Ramón; Alonso-Peña, Javier; González-Santos, José María; Fernández-Díaz, Alaska Leonor; Arnáiz, Javier

doi:10.1016/j.burns.2014.12.003

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“…Even though aluminum is the second‐most commonly used mineral in the industrial field after iron, 1 molten aluminum inhalation resulting in dwelling in the sinonasal cavity is an extremely rare clinical condition, with only 1 case report in the literature 2 . At explosion, the molten aluminum entered and solidified in the sinonasal cavities, conforming to the anatomic structure.…”

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