Pre-Burn Malnutrition Increases Operative Mortality in Burn Patients Who Undergo Early Excision and Grafting in a Sub-Saharan African Burn Unit: Methodological Issues

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Pre-Burn Malnutrition Increases Operative Mortality in Burn Patients Who Undergo Early Excision and Grafting in a Sub-Saharan African Burn Unit: Methodological Issues Publisher Pubmed

Ashrafiasgarabad A^{1, 2} ; Safiri S^{3, 4}

Source: Burns Published:2018

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MLA	Ashrafiasgarabad A, Safiri S. "Pre-Burn Malnutrition Increases Operative Mortality in Burn Patients Who Undergo Early Excision and Grafting in a Sub-Saharan African Burn Unit: Methodological Issues." Burns, vol. 44, no. 6, 2018, pp. 1615-.
APA	Ashrafiasgarabad A, Safiri S (2018). Pre-Burn Malnutrition Increases Operative Mortality in Burn Patients Who Undergo Early Excision and Grafting in a Sub-Saharan African Burn Unit: Methodological Issues. Burns, 44(6), 1615-.
Chicago	Ashrafiasgarabad A, Safiri S. "Pre-Burn Malnutrition Increases Operative Mortality in Burn Patients Who Undergo Early Excision and Grafting in a Sub-Saharan African Burn Unit: Methodological Issues." Burns 44, no. 6 (2018): 1615-.
Harvard	Ashrafiasgarabad A, Safiri S (2018) 'Pre-Burn Malnutrition Increases Operative Mortality in Burn Patients Who Undergo Early Excision and Grafting in a Sub-Saharan African Burn Unit: Methodological Issues', Burns, 44(6), pp. 1615-.
Vancouver	Ashrafiasgarabad A, Safiri S. Pre-Burn Malnutrition Increases Operative Mortality in Burn Patients Who Undergo Early Excision and Grafting in a Sub-Saharan African Burn Unit: Methodological Issues. Burns. 2018;44(6):1615-.
BibTex	@article{ author = {Ashrafiasgarabad A and Safiri S}, title = {Pre-Burn Malnutrition Increases Operative Mortality in Burn Patients Who Undergo Early Excision and Grafting in a Sub-Saharan African Burn Unit: Methodological Issues}, journal = {Burns}, volume = {44}, number = {6}, pages = {1615-}, year = {2018} }
RIS	TY - JOUR AU - Ashrafiasgarabad A AU - Safiri S TI - Pre-Burn Malnutrition Increases Operative Mortality in Burn Patients Who Undergo Early Excision and Grafting in a Sub-Saharan African Burn Unit: Methodological Issues JO - Burns VL - 44 IS - 6 SP - 1615 EP - PY - 2018 ER -

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