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If someone is severely burned, how might the functions of skin differ than someone who has not been burned?
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If someone is severely burned, how might the functions of skin differ than someone who has not been burned?
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People with severe burns may be left with a loss of certain physical abilities. These may include loss of limbs, disfigurement, loss of mobility, scarring, and recurrent infections. Severe burns can also penetrate deep skin layers.
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