Children constitute a significant proportion of burn victims in most studies from the
developing countries. While there has been a progressive improvement in the outcome from …

Burns are one of the causes of temporary and permanent defects or death in children.
Etiology of burns can be devided into thermal, electricity, chemical, and radiation. According …

A 3-year prospective study of burn victims hospitalized at a major burn center was
conducted to determine the etiology and outcome of pediatric burns. One thousand one …

Outcome after burn injuries in children has substantially improved over the last few decades.
Survival following burns of 100% surface area is now possible. All paediatric burns …

Background Conventional wisdom and published reports suggest that children, particularly
those younger than 48 months, have higher mortality rates after burns than young adults …

Burn is the most common pediatric injuries all over the world. The aim of this study was to
study the epidemiology of burn in under 15-year-old Iranian children by applying a …

Pediatric burns have long-term physical, psychological, economic, and social consequences
for the patient and family. This study was designed to investigate the epidemiology, causes …

Background: Burns injuries are recognized as a major health problem worldwide. In children
and, particularly, in our environment where poverty, ignorance and disease are still high …