1. A comparison of serial halving and the rule of nines as a pre-hospital assessment tool in burns 
J.J. Smith, A.D. Malyon, G.V. Scerri, T.S. Burge 
British Journal of Plastic Surgery 
Volume 58, Issue 7, Pages (October 2005)
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2. Figure 1
Four mannequins are shown, marked with the rule of nine body area percentages. Example burns are also shown, in black, with the appropriate serial halving category for such an injury beneath.
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3. Flow Chart 1 Serial Halving Method
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4. Figures 2.1–2.10
These figures show pictures of the simulated patients with the expert panel's assessment of their burned area. The distribution of the assessments made by those using the rule of nines method is shown graphically. The distribution of the assessments made by those using the serial halving method is shown graphically.
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5. Figures 2.1–2.10
These figures show pictures of the simulated patients with the expert panel's assessment of their burned area. The distribution of the assessments made by those using the rule of nines method is shown graphically. The distribution of the assessments made by those using the serial halving method is shown graphically.
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6. Figures 2.1–2.10
These figures show pictures of the simulated patients with the expert panel's assessment of their burned area. The distribution of the assessments made by those using the rule of nines method is shown graphically. The distribution of the assessments made by those using the serial halving method is shown graphically.
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7. Chart 1.0
An illustration of the significance of the colours used in the 100% stacked column charts used to present the results.
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8. Charts 1.1–1.10
Results if simulated casualties between 10 and 50 years old.
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9. Charts 2.1–2.10
Results if simulated casualties under 10 and over 50 years old.
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10. Chart 3
This summary 100% stacked column chart shows the overall performance of the assessors.
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