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Thermal injury results in the release of abnormally high levels of stress hormones in children. Although there are similarities between some of the data reported here and those reported in adults, higher levels of adrenaline and lower levels of noradrenaline than reported in adults suggest important differences too. These differences may need to be taken into account in the management of burn-injured children.

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Thyroid Hormones in Burn Injured Children

Barclay

Sedowofia

Thomson

et al. 1996

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Dissociation of osmoregulation from plasma arginine vasopressin levels following thermal injury in childhood

McIntosh¹,

Michaelis²,

Barclay³

et al. 2000

Burns

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