A new article by UW authors Klein et al. describes an association between intoxication level and the risk of campfire burns. In the study, eighty-one percent (13/16) of patients who sustained contact burns were intoxicated, compared with 11% (1/11) of patients who sustained flash/flame injuries from igniting the campfire. The study is printed in the Sept-Oct. 2005 issue of the Journal of Burn Care & Rehabilitation. [PubMed abstract]
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Intoxication Among Campfire Burn Victims
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