Sentence examples for depth of burn from inspiring English sources

Age, burn size, depth of burn, and time to admission were recorded in each group.

Patient demographics (age, date of burn and admission, sex, burn size and depth of burn) and concomitant injuries, such as inhalation injury, sepsis, morbidity, and mortality were recorded.

Also discussed is how to estimate the depth of burn clinically and using imaging.

Fuel consumption (as depth of burn) did not differ between backward and forward fire spread.

In this context, our findings are supported by those of Terrier et al. (2014b) who in an area adjacent to our study area modeled the impacts of climate change on fire regime, vegetation dynamics and SOL depth of burn.

They concluded that although climate change is likely to increase burn rates, the moist and cool conditions in these forests would prevent high depth of burn and the landscape would remain paludified.

It is therefore important to know at what time post burn the depth of the burn was diagnosed.

Different classification systems exist: systems based on mechanism or cause, the degree or depth of the burn or the 'Total Body Surface Area' (TBSA) burned are the most common ones [ 2, 3].

As elderly have a thin skin and the depth of the burn increases in the first 48 h deepening of the burn is likely to be more critical in the elderly than in the adult patient group.

The strengths of the current study included its use of a nationwide database and controlling for major factors (e.g. age, size and depth of the burn, and the existence of inhalation injury) that could potentially affect mortality and the extent of haemostatic changes in patients.

However, previous studies suggested that the severity of coagulopathy was correlated with the extent and depth of the burn and the existence of inhalation injury [4, 26], and we were able to match these factors using propensity scoring, when comparing the outcomes between the antithrombin and control groups.