Two cases of cold injury to the lower extremities, 'trench foot', are presented. The management is essentially conservative, but in cases of severe damage, particularly in elderly people, amputation must be advised.
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:international journal of environmental research0
e. safari department of civil engineering, queen’s university, ellis hall, 58 university avenue, kingston,
ontario, k7l 3n6, canada m. jalili ghazizade graduate faculty of environment, university of tehran, p.o.b.14155-6135, tehran, iran a. shokouh department of civil and environmental engineering, amirkabir technical university, tehran, iran gh.r. nabi bidhendi graduate faculty of environment, university of tehran, p.o.b.14155-6135, tehran, iran
high strength fresh leachates generated at a new disposal trench, compost plant and partially stabilized leachate of an older trench were characterized in terms of anaerobic degradation at laboratory batch scale at 35oc. fresh leachate had extremely high cod of 66,710 – 89,501 mg/l along with low ph of 4.1-5.9 in contrast to older and therefore partially stabilized leachate with a cod of about ...
