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  • Phillips, A. W.
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    Burn Therapy. Part 5. Disaster Management - To Treat or Not to Treat? Who Should Receive Intravenous Fluids?
    Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA
    Annals of Surgery, Vol. 168, No. 6, December 1968
    Workshop on Mass Burns. Proceedings. National Academy of Sciences. March 13-14, 1986, National Academy of Sciences, Washington, DC, 250-261 p., 1969

  • Fozzard, H. A.; Jackson, R.; Moore, M. G., Jr.; Davis, D. C.; Coleman, R.; Crowley, T. P.
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    Treatment of SevereThermal Burns With Digoxin and Intraveneous Fluids.
    Naval Medical Field Research Lab., Camp Lejeune, NC
    DASA 1151
    DASA 1151
    September 1959
    12 p.

  • Becker, J. M.; Artz, C. P.
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    Treatment of Burns in Children.
    Brooke Army Medical Center, Fort Sam Houston, TX
    ['Research Report 5-56', 'CSPRD-1']
    Research Report 5-56; CSPRD-1
    August 1956
    17 p.

  • Stone, N. H.; Boswick, J. A.
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    Northwestern University Medical School, Chicago, IL
    Industrial Medicine and Surgery, August/December 1968
    Profiles of Burn Management, Industrial Medicine Publishing Co., Inc., Miami, FL, Stone, N. H.; Boswich, J. A.; Johnson, H. A.; Khalili, A. A.; Betts, H. B., Editors, 57 p., 1969

  • Blocker, T. G.; Blocker, V.
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    Simplified Standardized Treatment of Burns Under Emergency Conditions With Particular Reference to Allied Health Personnel.
    Texas Univ., Galveston

    64 p.

  • Blackburn, M.
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    After the Fire.
    Johns Hopkins Magazine, Vol. 59, No. 4, 34-41, September 2007