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The 23 pages that link to Burn, each with the reason it gives.

• First aidRelated: Cooling and protection are immediate measures for many thermal burns.

• PyrotechnicsRelated: Uncontrolled contact with flames or hot material is a direct pyrotechnic hazard.

• Incendiary weaponRelated: Burns are a direct injury caused by incendiary weapons' heat and flame.

• Wound careRelated: Burn care depends on injury depth, extent, location, and risk of fluid loss or infection.

• Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentationRelated: Burn injury can trigger lasting pigment changes as the skin heals.

• CauterizationRelated: Thermal cauterization intentionally produces a controlled burn at the treatment site.

• FirefighterRelated: Firefighters must prevent burns and recognize them during emergency care.

• Peter MedawarRelated: Treating severe burns during the Second World War raised the problem of replacing damaged skin.

• Hand injuriesRelated: Burns to the hand can damage skin and deeper structures while restricting movement.

• Molotov cocktailRelated: Ignited fuel can cause severe thermal burns to people nearby.

• Coffee cupRelated: Hot coffee can spill from a cup and scald skin.

• Electric stoveRelated: A recently heated electric surface can remain hot after its element is switched off.

• Human skinRelated: Burn depth and extent determine how much of the skin's barrier and regulating functions are lost.

• MutilationRelated: Severe burns can destroy tissue and leave lasting disfigurement.

• Stun grenadeRelated: Hot components or flames can cause burns, particularly at close range.