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Allopurinol Decreases Liver Damage Induced by Dermal Scald Burn Injury

Hyun Gug Cho, Chong-Guk Yoon, Won-Hark Park

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In order to investigate a pathogenesis of liver damage induced by skin burn, thermal injury was induced by scald burn on entirely dorsal surface in rats (total burn surface area ) except for inhalated injury. At 5 and 24 h after scald burn, biochemical assay and morphological changes in serum and liver tissue were examined. Skin burn increased liver weight (% of body weight, p

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Key concepts: Total body surface area, Scalding, Burn injury, Allopurinol, Body surface area, Liver injury, Pathogenesis, Medicine