Flash burns to the face.
A characteristic 'crow's foot' pattern is seen around the eye in many flash burns. The protective blink reflex underlies this, and the injury is due to convected rather than radiant energy.
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Publications and source records attributed to T D Cochrane.
A characteristic 'crow's foot' pattern is seen around the eye in many flash burns. The protective blink reflex underlies this, and the injury is due to convected rather than radiant energy.
A case of recurrent basal cell carcinoma resistant to repeated excision is reported. The forehead defect was covered with a deltopectoral free flap transfer in which 1 artery and 2 veins were anastomosed.