...P. G. Scott; C. M. Dodd; E. E. Tredget; A. Ghahary; F. Rahemtulla 1. Samples of normal skin from four patients, post-burn hypertrophic scar from five patients and post-burn mature scar from six patients were analysed for hydroxyproline, water and uronic acid and extracted with guanidinium chloride...

...Charmaine Childs; H. B. Stoner; R. A. Little 1. Total heat loss and its components have been studied in cool (20°C) and warm (30°C) environments in 30 healthy children and 21 children who had been burned (10-17% body surface area) 0.5-29 h previously. 2. In healthy naked children at 20°C...

...C. Childs; H. B. Stoner; R. A. Little; P. J. Davenport 1. Changes in body heat content in five normal adults, in 30 healthy children and in 24 children who had suffered burn injury 1–5 h previously, have been studied in cool (20°C) and warm (30°C) environments. 2. On moving from a cool to a warm...