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期刊名:European burn journal

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Background: Burn injuries have complex physical and psychological consequences, making holistic rehabilitation essential. This mixed methods service evaluation explored the acceptability and perceived benefits of a peer-supported breakfast ...
Ugur Horoz,Hülda Rifat Ozakpinar,Emre Inozu et al. Ugur Horoz et al.
Background: Burn wound healing is a complex biological process requiring coordinated interactions among inflammatory cells, keratinocytes, fibroblasts, endothelial cells, extracellular matrix components, and neural structures. Increasing ev...
David M Hill,Muntazim Mukit,Kais Atmeh et al. David M Hill et al.
Introduction: While global burden is underappreciated, traumatic wounds account for 23 million annual emergency department visits in the United States, accounting for trillions in medical costs and work and quality of life loss. We hypothes...
Alfio Luca Costa,Alessandro Bastin,Alessandro Jad Patelli et al. Alfio Luca Costa et al.
Introduction: Toxic epidermal necrolysis in children is a life-threatening emergency requiring prompt withdrawal of the culprit drug, transfer to an experienced center, and intensive supportive care. Case Report: An 11-year-old girl develop...
Robert Canelli,Dhanesh D Binda,Maxwell B Baker et al. Robert Canelli et al.
Introduction: Lightning strikes cause a unique spectrum of cutaneous burn injuries that differ substantially from conventional thermal or high-voltage electrical burns. Despite the well-documented systemic lethality of li...
Gianpiero Tebano,Caterina Convertino,Luigi Raumer et al. Gianpiero Tebano et al.
Background: Hospital-acquired infections (HAIs) represent the most significant complications in patients hospitalized for severe burn injuries, after the immediate post-burn resuscitation phase, and are associated with substantial morbidity...
Hongyu Tang,Shenjing Yu,Rui Zhang et al. Hongyu Tang et al.
Background: Early management of adult burn injuries in resource-constrained environments-such as battlefields and primary care facilities-remains hindered by the absence of standardized, evidence-based protocols. This stu...
Yamile Montecinos-Rodríguez,Francisco J Torres-Santana,Noureddine Lakouari et al. Yamile Montecinos-Rodríguez et al.
Background: Burn severity assessment is clinically relevant and often requires timely decision-making. Visual classification of second- and third-degree burns remains subjective and prone to observer variability. ...
Quentin Isaacs,Chrysis Sofianos,Adelin Muganza et al. Quentin Isaacs et al.
Background: Timely admission to a specialised burn unit is considered crucial for optimising outcomes in burn patients. However, the impact of delayed admission on hospital length of stay and clinical outcomes remains unclear, particularly ...
Joshua P Kronenfeld,Louis R Pizano,Ray I Gonzalez et al. Joshua P Kronenfeld et al.
Objective: Surgical simulation has been shown to improve efficiency, performance, and time to mastery for complicated procedures, but simulation training is not always considered when introducing new devices or products. ...