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    BackgroundBurn patients have a relatively high rate of indwelling Foley catheter use because of their need for complex fluid management and wound care. However, Foley catheter use is associated with risks, including urinary tract infection. For female patients, an external urinary catheter is an alternative.ObjectivesTo evaluate the use of female external urinary catheters in a burn intensive…

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