The Effect of Illicit Drug Use on Outcomes Following Burn Injury.

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The Effect of Illicit Drug Use on Outcomes Following Burn Injury

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Brett D Arnoldo

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Erica I Hodgman

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Herb A Phelan

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Kareem R Abdel Fattah

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Madhu Subramanian

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Michael W Cripps

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Trauma activation patients: evidence for routine alcohol and illicit drug screening

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Impaired intestinal immunity and barrier function: a cause for enhanced bacterial translocation in alcohol intoxication and burn injury.

Burns in alcohol and drug users result in longer treatment times with more complications.

Implications of alcohol intoxication at the time of burn and smoke inhalation injury: an epidemiologic and clinical analysis.

Marijuana and alcohol use among 1023 trauma patients. A prospective study.

A 365-day view of the difficult patients treated in an Australian adult burn center.

The increasing trend in alcohol-related burns: it's impact on a tertiary burn centre.

Alcohol and drug abuse in burn injuries.

The rapidly increasing trend of cannabis use in burn injury.

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