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The figure shows burns in patient 1. (A) the patient fell into a coma after admission with facial corrosion injury and underwent tracheal intubation, (B) blisters are visible in the conjunctiva of the eye, (C) and (D) chemical burns on the limbs.
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During the accident, the patient dripped on the face and limbs (Figure 1).
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The picture shows the electrocardiogram (ECG) results of the patient about 1 h after admission. This image shows acute anterior wall myocardial damage and degree II atrioventricular block.
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An electrocardiogram (Figure 2) showed acute anterior myocardial damage and a second-degree atrioventricular block.
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(A) Condition of the patient's facial chemical burns on the day of admission, (B) condition of the patient's face on the fifth day with partial molting, (C) condition of the patient's face on the eighth day with extensive molting, (D) condition of the patient's face on the 24th day with complete molting.
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In this accident, waste liquid was sprayed onto the face and chest (Figure 3A). Day 6, chest CT (Figure 3A) showed patchy shadows in the left lower lobe of the lung and a few patchy and ground-glass shadows under the pleura of both lungs, suggesting bronchiolitis in the left lower lobe of the lung. During hospitalization, the patient's laboratory test indicators (Table 1) and skin corrosion (Figure 3) gradually improved; however, he still had cough and chest tightness. He returned to our hospital for reexamination on the 22nd day after the accident, and chest CT (Figure 3B) showed new inflammatory and fibrous lesions in the lower lobe of the right lung.
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