Running water as first aid for burn and early hypothermia: A numerical investigation on human skin
The cooling rate of the running water on the burn wound depends on both physiological and water parameters. Prolonged use of cold water on the burn wound may cause hypothermia. We aimed to investigate the running water as first aid for burns and find out the cooling effect of bio-heat transfer to av...
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2024-04-01T00:00:00Z.
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