Drainage of blisters secondary to frostbite
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Drainage of blisters secondary to frostbite
In this video I drained 2 large blisters that developed secondary to frostbite. This is certainly common this time of year, especially here in Canada, but also applies to any large blisters that can develop secondary to burns or other irritations. The key with these is to drain them but then to retain the skin as long as possible as the tissues ...
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