Pattern of unintentional burns: A hospital based study from Pakistan
Highlights • We examine pattern of unintentional burns and its risk factors. • Burden of unintentional burn by self was higher. • Male gender and no schooling resulted in unintentional by-self burn. • Upper limb was frequently affected in unintentional burns.
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| description | Highlights • We examine pattern of unintentional burns and its risk factors. • Burden of unintentional burn by self was higher. • Male gender and no schooling resulted in unintentional by-self burn. • Upper limb was frequently affected in unintentional burns. |
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