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Treatment for patients who suffered electric shock

Patients who have suffered high-voltage electrical shock should be followed for a lifetime, since the effects of electric shock beyond the p

Jose Pedro R. A. RibeiroJose Pedro R. A. Ribeiro
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Report cases that patients (technical engineers and others) who were able to survive high voltage shock and with treatment of new medications and therapies were able to integrate the society again...

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