Abstract
Emergency treatment approach and pathophysiology of burn related lung injury
Highlights
Burn, heat, electricity, radiation and chemical substances, damage to the functional integrity of the skin [1]
Neutrophil infiltration is known to be a potential source of free oxygen radicals contributing to burn injury, and it is thought that neutrophils are responsible for the damage that occurs in local and remote areas after burns [2]
It is thought that neutrophil accumulation is significant in different tissues such as gastric mucosa, liver and lung, especially in the first phase of the burn, and neutrophils may be a source of reactive oxygen derivatives [2]
Summary
Emergency treatment approach and pathophysiology of burn related lung injury Ahmet Özer Şehirli1* and Semra Aslay2 1Near East University, Faculty of Dentistry, Department of Pharmacology, Turkey 2Near East University, Faculty of Medicine, Department of Emergency Medicine, Turkey
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