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Gasoline contact burns.

Abstract

In the past four years, four cases of gasoline contact burns have been treated at the Detroit General Hospital Emergency Department. Signs are erythema and blister formation within 24 hours. Treatment is removal of contaminated clothing and washing the surface with soap and water plus open exposure of the wounds. Renal failure is not caused by skin absorption but may develop following inhalation.

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H Binns, E Gursel, N Wilson. 1978. Gasoline contact burns.. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0361-1124(78)80162-2

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