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[Classification of burns based on depth of damage].

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Now existing classifications of the burn wounds are studied up. An original variant of classification is proposed: I degree of the burn--epidermal; II degree--superficial dermal; III degree--deep dermal; IV degree--of deeply located soft tissues; V degree--of the bones and joints.

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Now existing classifications of the burn wounds are studied up. An original variant of classification is proposed: I degree of the burn--epidermal; II degree--superficial dermal; III degree--deep dermal; IV degree--of deeply located soft tissues; V degree--of the bones and joints.

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Now existing classifications of the burn wounds are studied up. An original variant of classification is proposed: I degree of the burn--epidermal; II degree--superficial dermal; III degree--deep dermal; IV degree--of deeply located soft tissues; V degree--of the bones and joints.

Key concepts: Degree (music), Medicine, Second-Degree Burn, Dermatology, Burn wound, Surgery, Wound healing, Acoustics

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