Respiratory burns are often caused by fire, especially in closed rooms, closed vehicles, etc.; burns from explosions in mines, explosions of steam boilers under high pressure. Respiratory burns can also be caused by hot liquids, liquid chemicals that cause burns and choking when falling headfirst, such as falling into a hot lime pit.

Esophageal burns due to chemicals are injuries that can occur in both adults and children due to drinking or swallowing chemicals that burn the esophagus. So are esophageal burns due to chemicals dangerous and what complications can they leave?