2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.burns.2012.09.024
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Delayed diagnosis of white phosphorus burn

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“…Subsequently, the use of a Wood’s lamp facilitates the identification of residual luminescent phosphorus particles that poses minimal adverse effects with particles appearing fluorescent under the ultraviolet light [ 18 ]. This is also raised by Saracoglu et al [ 10 ] as copper sulfate is potentially systemically toxic. Other options that have been reported include 1–3% solution of silver nitrate as a safer option to copper sulfate [ 4 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 80%
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“…Subsequently, the use of a Wood’s lamp facilitates the identification of residual luminescent phosphorus particles that poses minimal adverse effects with particles appearing fluorescent under the ultraviolet light [ 18 ]. This is also raised by Saracoglu et al [ 10 ] as copper sulfate is potentially systemically toxic. Other options that have been reported include 1–3% solution of silver nitrate as a safer option to copper sulfate [ 4 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 80%
“…The aim of this case review was to highlight white phosphorus as a mechanism of injury for deep chemical burns and the limited literature available to guide current practice. Burns sustained from white phosphorus are relatively rare and are reported to be of a small surface area, deep and accompanied with significant life threatening physiological effects [ 4 , 9 ] also highlighted in Saracoglu et al’s [ 10 ] case report. Furthermore, white phosphorus burns sustained during military combat are noted to have a greater TBSA as identified by Karunadasa et al’s [ 11 ] case report.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, the burn injury results following a prolonged exposure to the chemical agent. White phosphorus burn is a good example for this process (10). It should be considered in presence of burns with progressive necrosis.…”
Section: Types Of Chemical Injuriesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[1] Beyaz fosfora bağlı yaralanmalar ile savaşlar dışında havai fişek yaralanmaları, endüstriyel ve tarımsal tesislerdeki kazalarda da karşılaşılabilir. [2] Beyaz fosforun sebep olduğu kimyasal yanıklar, termal yanıklardan oldukça farklıdır. Beyaz fosfor sadece yakarak değil aynı zamanda, metabolik ve toksik etkileriyle böbrekler ve karaciğeri etkileyerek multiorgan yetmezliği oluşturmakta ve insan hayatını tehdit eden sistemik etkilerle ölüme sebep olabilmektedir.…”
Section: Beyaz Fosfor Yanıklarına Acil Yaklaşımunclassified