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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:1.8/Q2

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Christopher R LaChapelle,Aditee Ambardekar,Jenny Rinqvist et al. Christopher R LaChapelle et al.
Postoperative pain management is a significant challenge in patients undergoing burn excision. Pharmacologic pain management strategies include both opioid and non-opioid medications. Given the national overuse of opioids and the associated...
Genesis Leon,Barret Halgas,Scott Sullivan et al. Genesis Leon et al.
We present a case of a severe thermal injury leading to vasogenic edema that appears indistinguishable on CT scan from infectious cerebritis. Despite extensive damage seen on imaging, the patient did not exhibit neurological deficits expect...
Joshua E Lewis,Bethel D Desta,Gengi E Kleto et al. Joshua E Lewis et al.
Chronic pain is a common and debilitating outcome for many burn patients, necessitating effective and equitable pain management. Although opioids are routinely prescribed for severe and chronic pain, prior studies have shown that Black pati...
Xi Ming Zhu,Diana Julia Tedesco,Lucas Gallo et al. Xi Ming Zhu et al.
Increased length-of-stay (LOS) in burn patients is associated with increased adverse and poorer outcomes. Despite the awareness of the profound risks associated with increased LOS, large studies examining associated variables are lacking. T...
Sophia R Lee,Allison M Wyrick,Amina El Ayadi et al. Sophia R Lee et al.
Introduction: Severe burns trigger hyperinflammatory and hypermetabolic responses, leading to systemic organ damage. High mobility group box 1 (HMGB1) are inflammatory peptides released from injured sites. This study inve...
Dani Kruchevsky,Lorraine Todor,Huda Shaina et al. Dani Kruchevsky et al.
Residential fires remain a leading cause of severe burn-related injuries and fatalities, particularly in socioeconomically disadvantaged regions. Despite existing fire safety standards, limited resources in low-income communities hinder eff...
Lorraine A Todor,Allison N Boyd,Melissa Reger et al. Lorraine A Todor et al.
Pharmacotherapy interventions following thermal or inhalation injury remain an underrepresented area of focus in the literature, with studies dispersed across a broad array of journals. This review builds upon several years of previous effo...
Antoinette Nguyen,Rishika Chikoti,Derek Bell Antoinette Nguyen
Pediatric burn injuries can lead to both acute procedural distress and longer-term psychological challenges, including anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress symptoms. While physical rehabilitation is well integrated into burn care,...