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palm method of burn size estimation: a standalone construct

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palm method of burnsize estimation1 CONSTRUCTPalm method of burn sizeROSSITER · BURN CARE

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Burn care

estimation of burned body surface using the patient's hand as a reference area, with measured hand size as a share of total body surface.

In burn care, palm method of burn size estimation refers to estimation of burned body surface using the patient's hand as a reference area, with measured hand size as a share of total body surface. This meaning comes from Rossiter (1996) in Burns.[1]

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References

  1. Rossiter, N. D., Chapman, P., & Haywood, I. A. (1996). How big is a hand? Burns, 22(3), 230-231. https://doi.org/10.1016/0305-4179(95)00118-2

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