… burns, the majority of which were young children (aged 0–4) [1]. Paediatric burn management
… [2]), such that current survival rates are high for even very serious burns [3, 4]. Historically, …

… burn injuries, no had burn in a patient's ankle, no intubation, and a length of stay of at least
48 h (to manage and pass the emergency phase of burn… University's Ethics Committee (ethics …

… of injured livestock to manage risks of gradual progression of burn pathology may facilitate
… Human Ethics Committee for their feedback on study design and ethical considerations. We …

… Moreover, the guideline panel formulated considerations of the ethical implications that are
associated with these procedures. Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development …

… the roles and benefits in the management and healing of different kinds, and degrees of burn
wounds. … The protocol was reviewed by the ethics committee members and was approved. …

… Paediatric burn wounds are challenging conditions to manage for both the doctors and …
The necessary approvals for this study were obtained from our hospital's ethical committee. …

… burn repository that would provide vital information to aid research in the management and
prevention of burns. Within … Ethical approval was obtained from the Institutional Research and …

… Based on the results of this study, it seems that management and adaptation to the …
The present paper was extracted from a research project registered under the ethical code (IR.FUMS.…

… Patients with a past medical history of burns and transfusions may have developed …
Patients sustaining ballistic trauma, burns, and animal bites most commonly undergo FT [8]. …

… Burn wounds were created at 100 C for 15 s using our burn device. Tissue biopsies of the
burn wounds were either processed for H&E staining immediately or after culturing for 4, 7 or …