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Feasibility and Reliability of Ultrasound in Acute Burns.
This trial investigates the feasibility and reliability of different ultrasound protocols to determine quadriceps muscle architecture in acutely admitted burn patients. The results of this trial will provide more clarity as to whether ultrasound can be used as a bedside tool to monitor muscle wasting.
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