Reportage van een reis van de EKNJ. Men bezocht het oorlogsmonument in Mizumaki in Japan en plaatsen waar de krijgsgevangenen uit de Tweede Wereldoorlog in Japan zijn aangekomen en hebben gewerkt.

DVD 61

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Abstract

BACKGROUND:

In most accidents causing smoke inhalation only a few victims actually inhale the smoke. The fire at King's Cross provided an opportunity to assess the long term effects of smoke inhalation in a larger number of patients.

METHODS:

Fourteen survivors from the King's Cross underground station fire were assessed for respiratory disability six months after the disaster and 10 were reassessed at two years. All had inhaled substantial quantities of smoke and 10 had skin burns of differing severity.

RESULTS:

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