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

• 2016, Salehi SH, As'adi K, Naderan M, Shoar S, Saberi M
  [Details] Assessment of Erectile Dysfunction Following Burn Injury [Stromunfall]
  Urology 93: 112-116
• 2016, Kumar S, Ali W, Bhattacharya S, Verma AK
  The effect of elapsed time on cardiac troponin-T (cTnT) degradation and its dependency on the cause of death [med. Anw.]
  J Forensic Leg Med 40: 16-21
• 2016, Kumar S, Shukla R
  [Details] Spinal cord atrophy: A rare complication of post- electrocution myelopathy [Stromunfall]
  Neurol India 64 (2): 325-327
• 2016, Hahn-Ketter AE, Whiteside DM, Pliskin N, Rice L
  [Details] Long-term consequences of electrical injury: neuropsychological predictors of adjustment [Stromunfall]
  Clin Neuropsychol 30 (2): 216-227
• 2016, Flaherty GT, Choi J
  The 'selfie' phenomenon: reducing the risk of harm while using smartphones during international travel [Sonst.]
  J Travel Med 23 (2): tav026
• 2016, Özdemir Ç, Asil H, Yazici C, Akgün H, Akçay A, İkizceli İ
  Heart-type fatty acid binding protein and cardiac troponin I may have a diagnostic value in electrocution: A rat model [med./bio.]
  J Forensic Leg Med 39: 76-79
• 2016, Gencel E, Eser C, Kesiktas E, Tabakan I, Yavuz M
  A cross flow-through pedicle free latissimus dorsi flap for high voltage electrical burns [med. Anw.]
  Burns 42 (4): e55-e60
• 2016, Krämer C, Pfister R, Boekels T, Michels G
  [Details] Cardiac monitoring always required after electrical injuries? [Stromunfall]
  Med Klin Intensivmed Notfmed 111 (8): 708-714
• 2016, Radman L, Nilsagard Y, Jakobsson K, Ek A, Gunnarsson LG
  Electrical injury in relation to voltage, "no-let-go" phenomenon, symptoms and perceived safety culture: a survey of Swedish male electricians [Stromunfall]
  Int Arch Occup Environ Health 89 (2): 261-270
• 2016, Greenland S, Fischer HJ, Kheifets L
  Methods to Explore Uncertainty and Bias Introduced by Job Exposure Matrices [tech./dosim.]
  Risk Anal 36 (1): 74-82