Late complications of origin multiorgan secondary injuries electric shock, report of a case

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.21676/2389783X.206
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Burns, Electric, Chronic Pain, Complications, Rehabilitation.
Late complications of origin multiorgan secondary injuries electric shock, report of a case

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Gary Caballero García
Aura María Badrán Díaz
Johana Barbosa Carrillo
Yulayne Becerra Romero

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Given the large number of injuries and deaths caused by electricity, a review of the consequences that can happen after that event, given that electricity damages tissue by transforming into heat energy by destroying the integrity of the cell membrane. The clinical case is a 31 years old pacient who seven years ago received an electric shock of 440 volts, and their evolution has presented various multiorgan complications: Neuropathic pain Peripheral neuropathy type, structural alteration of the visual sensory afferent pathway, among others.

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Caballero García, G., Badrán Díaz, A. M., Barbosa Carrillo, J., & Becerra Romero, Y. (2013). Late complications of origin multiorgan secondary injuries electric shock, report of a case. Duazary, 10(1), 51–55. https://doi.org/10.21676/2389783X.206
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Vol. 10 No. 1 (2013): (January – June)
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Clinical report 
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