Study of Blast Injuries in Tribal Region of Bastar: A Five Year Study

Tekade, Pawan; Parakh, Prachi; Ughade, Jaideo; Chahankar, S J; Tekade, C R; Kardile, P B

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“…The epidemiology of burns in mass casualty events and terrorist attacks provides an additional source of knowledge on the manifestation and distribution of blast-related burn injuries in settings ranging from Europe (Turégano-Fuentes et al, 2008) and the Middle East (Paydar et al, 2012) to Africa (Van Kooij et al, 2011) and South Asia (Tekade et al, 2017;Yu et al, 2016). For example, Paydar and colleagues, 2012, wrote an overview of the events of a mosque bombing in Shiraz, Iran, outlining the average age of patients (26 years), sex breakdown (67 percent male and 23 percent female), and most-prevalent causes of hospital admission).…”

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The Effect of Blast-Related Burn Injuries from Prolonged Field Care to Rehabilitation and Resilience: A Review of the Scientific Literature

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