Literature search results

2874 articles were found.

The following terms were included: "electrical injury", "elektrischer Schlag", Elektrounfall, Stromschlag, Stromunfall, "electric shock", 電撃傷

• 1984, Karlsmark T, Thomsen HK, Danielsen L, Aalund O, Nielsen O, Nielsen KG, Genefke IK
  Tracing the use of electrical torture [med./bio.]
  Am J Forensic Med Pathol 5 (4): 333-337
• 1984, Nichter LS, Bryant CA, Kenney JG, Morgan RF, Tribble CG, Rodeheaver GT, Edlich RF
  Injuries Due to Commercial Electric Current [basics]
  J Burn Care Rehabil 5 (2): 124-137
• 1984, Laberge LC, Ballard PA, Daniel RK
  Experimental electrical burns: low voltage [med./bio.]
  Ann Plast Surg 13 (3): 185-190
• 1984, Arturson G, Hedlund A
  [details] Primary treatment of 50 patients with high-tension electrical injuries. I. Fluid resuscitation [elec. inj.]
  Scand J Plast Reconstr Surg 18 (1): 111-118
• 1984, Szabo K, Ver P
  [details] Bone marrow aplasia after high voltage electrical injury [elec. inj.]
  Burns Incl Therm Inj 10 (3): 184-187
• 1984, Budnick LD
  [details] Bathtub-related electrocutions in the United States, 1979 to 1982 [elec. inj.]
  JAMA 252 (7): 918-920
• 1984, Banks RS, Vinh T
  An Assessment of the 5-mA 60-Hz Contact Current Safety Level [misc.]
  IEEE Transactions on Power Apparatus and Systems PAS-103 (12): 3608-3614
• 1984, Shaheen MA, Sabet NA
  [details] Bilateral simultaneous fracture of the femoral neck following electrical shock [elec. inj.]
  Injury 16 (1): 13-14
• 1984, Roy OZ, Mortimer AJ, Trollope BJ, Villeneuve EJ
  Effects of short-duration transients on cardiac rhythm [med./bio.]
  Med Biol Eng Comput 22 (3): 225-228
• 1984, Robson MC, Murphy RC, Heggers JP
  A new explanation for the progressive tissue loss in electrical injuries [med./bio.]
  Plast Reconstr Surg 73 (3): 431-437