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Trench foot - or "immersion foot" as it is sometimes called is caused by cold-induced injuries resutling from exposure to conditions of 0 -15 deg C (non-freezing) and wet conditions for several days.
These conditions were common in the trenches of the First World War ( from where the condition gets it's name) and also in shipwrecked sailors.
Trench foot - or "immersion foot" as it is sometimes called is caused by cold-induced injuries resutling from exposure to conditions of 0 -15 deg C (non-freezing) and wet conditions for several days.
These conditions were common in the trenches of the First World War ( from where the condition gets it's name) and also in shipwrecked sailors.
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