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Third-Degree Burns: Also Called Full-Thickness Burns
Third-degree burns are synonymous with full-thickness burns. They destroy the entire epidermis and dermis, extending into subcutaneous tissue. Appearance: white, charred, leathery; insensate due to nerve destruction. Require surgical excision and grafting.
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