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Die folgenden Begriffe wurden einbezogen: 電撃傷, "elektrischer Schlag", Elektrounfall, Stromschlag, Stromunfall, "electrical injury", "electric shock"

• 2023, Sachkov AV, Spiridonova TG, Zhirkova EA, Medvedev AV, Rogal ML
  [Serum creatine phosphokinase as a predictor of upper limb amputation in electrical trauma] [fremdsprachig]
  Pirogov Russian Journal of Surgery (Khirurgiya. Zurnal im. N.I. Pirogova) (5): 47-52
• 2023, Hamal S, Sharma HP, Gautam R, Katuwal HB
  Drivers of power line collisions and electrocutions of birds in Nepal [Stromunfall]
  Ecol Evol 13 (5): e10080
• 2023, Štěpánka PK, Dalibor K, Tomáš V, Lenka Z, Martin J, Rizwana R, Petr H
  Electrocuted to death: A case of an autoerotic fatality with body wrapping, anal masochism, and low abdomen mechanical stimulation [Stromunfall]
  Leg Med 63: 102265
• 2023, Herrero-Villar M, Sánchez-Barbudo I, Cardona-Cabrera T, Höfle U, Sánchez-Cano A, Baguena G, Mateo R
  Pentobarbital intoxication as a potential underlying cause for electrocution in a bearded vulture [Stromunfall]
  Vet Res Commun 47 (4): 2265-2269
• 2023, Venugopal NP
  Retinal Evaluation in Electrocution: Its Significance [Kommentar]
  Neurol India 71 (2): 359
• 2023, Meshram VP, Shekhawat RS, Ayyappan S, Rao M, Kanchan T
  Homicidal electrocution disguised as an accidental death: An autopsy case report [Stromunfall]
  J Forensic Sci 68 (4): 1405-1409
• 2023, Doan DR
  Is It Up to Code? Do You See the Hazard? [Kommentar]
  IEEE Ind Appl Mag 29 (2): 6
• 2023, Rebolo-Ifrán N, Plaza P, Pérez-García JM, Gamarra-Toledo V, Santander F, Lambertucci SA
  Power lines and birds: An overlooked threat in South America [Review]
  Perspect Ecol Conserv 21 (1): 71-84
• 2023, Bauer AK, Golden KG, Colvin CM, Lammlein KP, Wise SR
  When Lightning Strikes: Sports and Recreational Activities Safety [Grundlagen]
  Curr Sports Med Rep 22 (4): 126-131
• 2023, Biering K, Kærgaard A, Carstensen O, Nielsen KJ
  Unconsciousness and amnesia after cross-body electric shocks not involving the head - A prospective cohort study [epidem.]
  PLoS One 18 (4): e0283957