Age-Dependent Differences in Survival after Severe Burns: A Unicentric Review of 1,674 Patients and 179 Autopsies over 15 Years
Clifford T. Pereira(University of California, Davis), David N. Herndon(Joseph M. Still Research Foundation), Albert M. Sterns(Shriners Hospitals for Children), Jong O. Lee(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Hal K. Hawkins(Baylor College of Medicine), Robert E. Barrow(Child Mind Institute), Marc G. Jeschke(Thrombosis and Atherosclerosis Research Institute), Arthur P. Sanford(Johns Hopkins University), Charles W. Kimbrough(Shriners Hospitals for Children - Erie)
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