Literature search results

351 articles were found.

The following terms were included: 罹患率, Morbidität, morbidity

• 2022, Zaalishvili V, Burdzieva O, Kanukov A, Zaks T
  Eco-Geophysical and Geoecological Factors in Assessing the State of the Geological Environment Based on the Analysis of Spatial Databases of the Territory of the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania [tech./dosim.]
  Appl Sci 12 (5): 2644
• 2022, Vaghardoost R, Saraee A, Ghavami Y, Sobouti B
  Evaluation of Electrical Burn Injuries in Iran: A 7-Year Retrospective Study [elec. inj.]
  J Burn Care Res 43 (1): 104-108
• 2022, Özlü Ö, Başaran A
  Epidemiology and outcome of 1442 pediatric burn patients: A single-center experience [elec. inj.]
  Ulus Travma Acil Cerrahi Derg 28 (1): 57-61
• 2022, Gurbuz K, Demir M
  Patterns and outcomes of high-voltage versus low-voltage pediatric electrical injuries: an 8-year retrospective analysis of a tertiary-level burn center [elec. inj.]
  J Burn Care Res 43 (3): 704-709
• 2022, Yiğit E, Sener Bahce Z
  Evaluation of the epidemiological characteristics of the patients admitted to our clinic as a result of electric shock [elec. inj.]
  J Burn Care Res 43 (1): 121-125
• 2022, Sandhu A, Herron JBT, Martin NA
  Burns management in the military and humanitarian setting [basics]
  BMJ Mil Health 168 (6): 467–472
• 2021, Arumugam PK, Thakur P, Sarabahi S
  Changing Trends In Electrical Burns From A Tertiary Care Centre - Epidemiology And Outcome Analysis [elec. inj.]
  Ann Burns Fire Disasters 34 (4): 351-359
• 2021, Grebeneva OV, Rybalkina DH, Ibrayeva LK, Shadetova AZ, Drobchenko EA, Aleshina NY
  [details] Evaluating occupational morbidity among energy enterprise employees in industrial region of Kazakhstan [epidem.]
  Russian Open Medical Journal: ROMJ 10 (3): e0319
• 2021, Eid MM, El-Gendy AM, Abdelbasset WK, Elkholi SM, Abdel-Fattah MS
  The effect of magnetic therapy and moderate aerobic exercise on osteoporotic patients: A randomized clinical study [med. app.]
  Medicine 100 (39): e27379
• 2021, Liang H, Xu C, Hu S, Wen G, Lin J, Liu T, Xu J
  Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Improves Neuropathy and Oxidative Stress Levels in Rats with Experimental Cerebral Infarction through the Nrf2 Signaling Pathway (RETRACTED) [retracted]
  Evid Based Complement Alternat Med 2021: 3908677