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Theodora Ligomenou,Eirini Nikolaidou,Argiro Pipinia et al. Theodora Ligomenou et al.
Introduction: Patients with major burn injuries are highly susceptible to hypothermia due to extensive skin loss, aggressive fluid resuscitation, repeated surgical procedures, and exposure during wound care. Hypothermia is associated with c...
Koen Maertens,Nancy Van Loey,Peter Moortgat et al. Koen Maertens et al.
Background: Pathological scarring (PS) following surgical procedures, burns, or trauma poses significant clinical, psychological, and socio-economic challenges. Despite the high prevalence of PS, reliable information reso...
Silvia Borghetti,Ugo Maria Pierucci,Chiara Palladino et al. Silvia Borghetti et al.
Background: Pediatric burns cause considerable morbidity and hospital resource use. Advanced dressings on moderate-degree pediatric burns that accelerate healing may offset acquisition costs by shortening length of stay (...
Katarína Dudová,Bibiána Ondrejová,Tomáš Demčák et al. Katarína Dudová et al.
Accurate documentation of burn wounds is essential for evaluating treatment outcomes and monitoring healing progression. Traditional two-dimensional (2D) photography remains the clinical standard but lacks depth and volumetric accuracy. Thr...
Yazeed Temraz,Theeb Al Salem,Shaimaa Khan et al. Yazeed Temraz et al.
Objective: To identify key predictors of clinical outcomes in burn survivors and clarify the role of mixed-depth burns and confounding by indication in observational rehabilitation research. ...
Amira Allahham,Dinithi Atapattu,Victoria Shoesmith et al. Amira Allahham et al.
Background: A childhood burn presents new and unfamiliar challenges to patients and their parents during recovery. These injuries can negatively impact activities such as independence in self-care, participation in physical activity, and so...
Sebastian Holm,Fredrik Huss,Bahaman Nayyer et al. Sebastian Holm et al.
Background: Burns cause about 180,000 deaths annually and lead to substantial morbidity, especially in low- and middle-income countries. Clinical assessment of burn depth and TBSA relies on visual and bedside examination and remains subject...
Dorothy Bbaale,Priyansh Nathani,Shlok Patel et al. Dorothy Bbaale et al.
Background: Burns result in approximately 180,000 deaths annually, with the majority occurring in rural regions of Africa and Southeast Asia. This study aimed to assess the available resources, key challenges, and potenti...
Tarryn Kay Prinsloo,Wayne George Kleintjes,Kareemah Najaar Tarryn Kay Prinsloo
(1) Background: Inhalation injury significantly worsens burn outcomes but lacks a standardized definition and diagnostic consensus, complicating prognosis. Existing diagnostic tools often show limited sensitivity and specificity, reducing c...
Mary Grace Murray,Ryan M Johnson,Abigail B Plum et al. Mary Grace Murray et al.
Background: Pneumonia contributes to post-burn morbidity and mortality. Understanding the mechanisms that predispose burn patients to pneumonia is crucial to both stratifying patients at increased risk and developing targ...