Turning differentiation into value: How health-system specialty pharmacies can align to an outcomes-focused mission.

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[Danger in the pocket: explosive e-cigarette].

Introduction: Be it as a nicotine replacement or a fashionable seduction for young people or casual smokers with or without nicotine additives - the popularity of e-cigarettes in Europe has increased during the past decade. In addition to the potential of long-term pulmonary damage, which is still largely unknown to date, there is a risk of battery explosion with specific injury patterns. Most users are unaware of the danger in their pockets.

[Treatment options for burn injuries of the hand - an update].

Burn injuries of the hands happens very often. Up to 80 % of all severe burn victims suffer from a participation of their hands. A meticulous reconstruction of these areas is mandatory due to their important properties in form, function and aesthetic outcome.

Management of donor site infections in split-thickness skin graft with water-filtered infrared-A (wIRA).

Infection of donor sites in split-thickness skin grafts is one of the complications of skin transplantation. Nutrition status and associated diseases play important roles in healing of donor sites. There are different ways used to treat infected donor sites.

A Severely Burned Hemophiliac.

Patients suffering from moderate or severe hemophilia A are particularly vulnerable to trauma injury, being on high risk of immediate exsanguination. Due to a rareness of this disease, there are very few reports about the management of severe injuries of the affected patients. No guidelines for the management of burn trauma of hemophiliac patients have been yet established.