Sentence examples for accidental burns from inspiring English sources

70.6% of cases were recorded as accidental burns, 5% were from those who tried to rescue burn victims.

Accidental burns were mainly due to kerosene stove explosion (32 cases, 29.56%) followed by suicidal burns where victims poured kerosene on themselves (31 cases, 28.44%) (Fig. 1).

Kerosene stove explosion leading to accidental burns was observed in 32 cases (29.56%) while 31 cases (28.44%) had history of suicide by pouring kerosene themselves.

The present study shows that, 71 (65.14%) cases were due to accidental burns, 32 (29.36%) were suicidal, 4 (3.67%) were homicidal and the remaining 2 (1.83%) were uncertain.

Among rest of accidental burns, 3 cases (2.75%) were due to house fire, 2 (1.83%) were due to gas stove explosion, 1 case (0.92%) each was due to fall on kerosene stove, fall on gas stove and fall of lamp over the body.

The number of the suicide deaths was 466 from 1993 to 2001 inclusive, and the adjusted OR for suicide burns compared to accidental burns was significantly larger in the more highly educated, metropolitan, and married and divorced groups than it was in the never-attended-school, provincial, and never-married groups, respectively.

But I never would have done anything about it had I not suffered an accidental burn on my right breast that went all the way through every layer of skin until the implant was exposed.

A total 1,725 (87.8%) of accidental burn injuries occurred in the patients' own homes.

International estimates of the incidence of non-accidental burns (NAB) in children admitted to burn centres vary from 1% to 25%.

Non-accidental burns may result from deliberate self-harm (attempted suicide) or from the actions of others (attempted homicide).

These data support the use of the AGEPS gel as a rapid, safe, and economical 'first-aid' treatment for accidental HF skin burns; more severe burns may require additional injection of calcium gluconate.