نتایج جستجو برای: burn care

تعداد نتایج: 637872  

2015
Ying Cen Jiake Chai Huade Chen Jian Chen Guanghua Guo Chunmao Han Dahai Hu Jingning Huan Xiaoyuan Huang Chiyu Jia Cecilia WP Li-Tsang Jianan Li Zongyu Li Qun Liu Yi Liu Gaoxing Luo Guozhong Lv Xihua Niu Daizhi Peng Yizhi Peng Hongyan Qi Shunzhen Qi Zhiyong Sheng Dan Tang Yibing Wang Jun Wu Zhaofan Xia Weiguo Xie Hongming Yang Xianfeng Yi Lehua Yu Guoan Zhang

Quality of life and functional recovery after burn injury is the final goal of burn care, especially as most of burn patients survive the injury due to advanced medical science. However, dysfunction, disfigurement, contractures, psychological problems and other discomforts due to burns and the consequent scars are common, and physical therapy and occupational therapy provide alternative treatme...

Journal: :Critical care medicine 2008
Christopher E White Evan M Renz

BACKGROUND Management of combat casualties with severe burns and associated traumatic injuries requires a coordinated interaction of surgical, critical care, and evacuation assets. These patients present enormous challenges to the entire medical system as a result of the severity of injury combined with the great distance required for transport to definitive care. OBJECTIVE The objective of t...

Journal: :The Journal of burn care & rehabilitation 1989
Karim Rafla Edward E Tredget

The survival rates for burn patients have improved substantially in the past few decades due to advances in modern medical care in specialized burn centers. Burn wound infections are one of the most important and potentially serious complications that occur in the acute period following injury. In addition to the nature and extent of the thermal injury influencing infections, the type and quant...

Journal: :The journal of trauma and acute care surgery 2012
Evan M Renz Booker T King Kevin K Chung Christopher E White Jonathan B Lundy Kimberly F Lairet Christopher F Maani Alan W Young Louis R Stout Rodney K Chan Steven E Wolf David G Baer Leopoldo C Cancio Lorne H Blackbourne

S ince 1952, the US Army Institute of Surgical Research (USAISR) Burn Center has provided comprehensive care for patients who have sustained severe thermal trauma, inhalation injury, and other diseases related to burn trauma. The Army Burn Center serves the entire population encompassed by the military health care system as well as veterans and civilian emergency patients requiring burn center ...

Journal: :The Journal of burn care & rehabilitation 2005
Leopoldo C Cancio E Eric Horvath David J Barillo Bernard J Kopchinski Keith R Charter Alfredo E Montalvo Teresa M Buescher Matthew L Brengman Mary-Margaret Brandt John B Holcomb

Thermal injury historically constitutes approximately 5% to 20% of conventional warfare casualties. This article reviews medical planning for burn care during war in Iraq and experience with burns during the war at the US Army Burn Center; aboard the USNS Comfort hospital ship; and at Combat Support Hospitals in Iraq and in Afghanistan. Two burn surgeons were deployed to the military hospital i...

Journal: :Burns : journal of the International Society for Burn Injuries 2002
Bishara S Atiyeh Ruwayda Dham Mohammaed Kadry Abdel Fattah Abdallah Mahmoud Al-Oteify Osman Fathi Ahmed Samir

Burn injury is one of the most devastating injuries that may affect a patient. Even in economically deprived areas, burn care is largely driven by relatively plentiful resources equating quality of care with generous monitoring and clinical attention with little concern to management cost. Burn care costs have been the subject of very few investigations and are among the least studied by health...

Journal: :Critical care medicine 2009
Barbara A Latenser

OBJECTIVE The goal of this concise review is to provide an overview of some of the most important resuscitation and monitoring issues and approaches that are unique to burn patients compared with the general intensive care unit population. STUDY SELECTION Consensus conference findings, clinical trials, and expert medical opinion regarding care of the critically burned patient were gathered an...

Journal: :The Surgical clinics of North America 2007
Tam N Pham Nicole S Gibran

Through progress in wound management, resuscitation, intensive care treatment, and a coordinated rehabilitation process, modern burn care has been able to deliver substantial increases in survival and improvement in functional outcomes for burn victims. The development of regionalized burn centers has contributed greatly to this progress. As the field of burns matures, burn centers are preparin...

Introduction: After traffic accidents and falls, burns are the third leading cause of accident deaths. Burns are one of the most devastating forms of injuries, and survivors after recovery need many years of rehabilitation and emotional, physical, and economic support. The aim of this study was to identify the factors affecting a comprehensive management system for the treatment of burn patient...

Journal: :Journal of burn care & research : official publication of the American Burn Association 2006
Kevin K Chung Lorne H Blackbourne Steven E Wolf Christopher E White Evan M Renz Leopoldo C Cancio John B Holcomb David J Barillo

Burns are common in all military conflicts, comprising approximately 10% of all casualties. Of these, nearly 20% are categorized as severe, or involving greater than 20% TBSA, and require significant intravenous resuscitation. A unique set of challenges have emerged during the present conflict associated with global evacuation of burned soldiers, adding a new dimension to the alreadycomplex and...

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