Übersetzung für "Verbrennungen der haut" in Englisch

These subcutaneous burns are consistent with an isolytic shock.

There are subcutaneous burns over approximately 12%... of the body.

In many instances, also, direct burns of the skin are brought about as a consequence.

Even brief exposure causes severe lung damage and chemical burns of the skin.

It only takes a few minutes for burns to appear on the skin.

Excess hydrogen peroxide can cause burns on the skin, and it is dangerous.

In addition, the neutral electrode placed on the patient's body may cause burning of the patient's skin.

There have been burns to the skin and cancer because of atomic contamination.

The type of skin burns that often resulted from therapy are hardly ever experienced now.

To avoid skin burns, Neupro must be removed if the patient has to have magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) or cardioversion (a process that restores the heart's normal rhythm).

To avoid skin burns, Leganto must be removed if the patient has to have magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) or cardioversion (a process that restores the heart's normal rhythm).

To avoid skin burns, Neupro should be removed if the patient has to have magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) or cardioversion (a process that restores the heart’ s normal rhythm).

Cyanokit may interfere with burn assessment (red coloration of the skin) and laboratory tests and may lead to shut down of haemodialysis machines (see SmPC).”

The giant hogweed, with its dense stands and 5m-high owering stems, is also a major health hazard as its toxic sap causes serious burns.

While rays having a wavelength shorter than 290 nm (the so-called UVC range) are absorbed by the ozone layer in the earth's atmosphere, rays in the range between 290 nm and 320 nm, the so-called UVB range, cause erythema, simple sunburn or even burns of greater or lesser severity on the skin.

Serious burns can result if skin comes in contact with parts of the warming system.

In the case of direct application, there are no burns skin thanks to the low content of ammonia.

I remind you that the oil of cinnamon is dermocaustic (and will therefore cause burns on the skin, which means that it is commonly used to fight against fungal nail infections).

The same famous kerosene or vinegar can lead to irritations and burns of the skin, and from medicines of traditional medicine one should prefer safer:

Especially dangerous is the work with concentrated acetic essence, since its improper dilution is fraught with chemical burns of the skin.

It can be used for the treatment of pain, skin inflammation of burns, disorders or injuries of the bone and joint system, as well as in post-stroke, neurological and post-traumatic rehabilitation.

The author shows in two short cases the effect of Apis on severe skin burns, as often found after radiotherapy treatment of cancer.

The intensity of the current during iontophoresis should ideally not exceed a value of 600 ?A/cm 2 so as to avoid burning the skin or a burning sensation on the skin.

The EPO-containing gels according to the invention can, as indicated above, be employed, in particular, in the treatment of wounds, in particular to the skin, the mucous membrane, in the dental area, in the case of mucous membrane/jaw injuries in the oral cavity, or in the case of burns or scalds of the skin or skin diseases accompanied by chronic wounds.

By virtue of the fact that the interlock device does not release the shaving apparatus for its removal from the cleaning device until a temperature suitable for shaving prevails on the metal shaving foil, skin burns are avoided when a shaving operation follows immediately afterwards.

If players fall and slide on the artificial turf, this does not result in any appreciable injuries to or burns on the skin.

However, it is dangerous to use pure tar - due to the high concentration of active ingredients it can cause severe burns on the skin.