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期刊名:Journal of burn care & research

缩写:J BURN CARE RES

ISSN:1559-047X

e-ISSN:1559-0488

IF/分区:1.9/Q2

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Aaron Hong,Parker M Hannan,Anastasiya Ivanko et al. Aaron Hong et al.
Severe burn injury results in a profound hypermetabolic state that complicates management and recovery. Oxandrolone has historically been used to help attenuate this response, but its withdrawal from the United States (US) market has led to...
Timothy Worley,Alexandra McDowell,Aaron De Souza et al. Timothy Worley et al.
Hypertrophic burn scars are associated with significant functional impairment and psychosocial morbidity. While fractional CO₂ laser therapy has demonstrated efficacy in improving scar quality and symptoms, limited data exist on how baseli...
Nicole C McCoy,Noah Ashley,Amanda T Tran et al. Nicole C McCoy et al.
Burn injuries are a leading cause of death and disability worldwide, disproportionally impacting pediatric patients. Many affected children will develop hypertrophic scarring, limiting activity, restricting range of motion, and negatively i...
Joshua Khorsandi,Brian Mansoury,Abu-Bakr Ahmed et al. Joshua Khorsandi et al.
Severe burns continue to impose significant global morbidity and mortality, particularly where surgical and critical-care resources are limited. As survival has improved, attention has shifted toward optimizing reconstruction. Bioprinted an...
Ana Rivera Juarez,Charles Voigt,Sadaf Akbari et al. Ana Rivera Juarez et al.
Inpatient falls are associated with prolonged hospital stays, increased complications, and substantial economic burden. Burn patients face unique risks due to impaired mobility. Yet, risk factors and outcomes in burn units remain underexplo...
Maya Matheny,Erin Ross,Trevor A Pickering et al. Maya Matheny et al.
Chronic air pollution, specifically particulate matter 2.5 (PM2.5), increases the risk and severity of acute respiratory distress syndrome, and is most concentrated in lower-income areas. Burn survivors from these communities may be especia...
Syena Moltaji,Alan D Rogers,Jeffrey Fialkov Syena Moltaji
Reconstruction of the burned nose is challenging because defects may involve external skin, internal lining, and structural support within scarred or previously grafted tissues. We report the case of a 35-year-old man who sustained an appro...
Ingrid Parry,Sandra Taylor,David Greenhalgh et al. Ingrid Parry et al.
Hand and finger burns are common in children and often cause functional limitations. Despite the importance of hand function during development, few outcome measures are validated for pediatric burn survivors. Hand Accumulation and Dexterit...
Sabrina Yang,Sara Faour,Farrukh Munshey et al. Sabrina Yang et al.
Pain management is a cornerstone of acute pediatric burn care, and burn wound care frequently requires sedation or anesthesia to optimize patient comfort and procedural success. Anesthesia delivered outside of the operating room (OR) has be...
Rimona Natanson,Alex Adibfar,Anita Au et al. Rimona Natanson et al.
Severe frostbite is a dynamic microvascular injury that can progress to delayed tissue loss despite appropriate initial care. Contemporary management emphasizes rapid rewarming, antithromboxane therapy, clinical grading, selective thromboly...