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second-degree burn

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second-degree burn [′sek·ənd ¦di·grē ′bərn]
(medicine)
A burn that is more severe than a first-degree burn and is characterized by blistering as well as reddening of the skin, edema, and destruction of the superficial underlying tissues.


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Feltham, who has since returned to Britain, last week told the Sun newspaper that he suffered second-degree burns to his chest and stomach in an unwarranted attack by the 26-year-old student identified by media as Marina Fanouraki.
Marotta said the 2-year-old was flown to UMass Memorial Medical Center - University Campus in Worcester suffering from first-degree and second-degree burns on his genital area and lower extremities and was hospitalized for about 10 days.
The injuries included second-degree burns, tearing of skin and skin removal that required wound care, blistering, and scars left by burns, the 483 stated.
 
 
 
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