WlM changes. Synthetic morphines (fentanyl citrate, alfentanil hydrochloride, sufentanil) are
more powerful forms of analgesia but require more careful supervision. If opioid drugs are …

An overview of the management of the acutely burned patient has been described.
Adherence to the sound principles of early resuscitation, appropriate nutrition, wound …

Aburn wound may range from a very minor lesion to the most severe form of injury to which
man is liable. A person of any age, in any walk of life or state of health, at any time of the day …

FACS, on the practical treatment of burns appeared in the September 1952 issue of the
Medical Clinics of North America, published by WB Saunders. We are indebted to Dr. Moore …

The renaissance of burn care began during World War II. From 1960 to the present there has
been a rapid advance in burn medicine that has resulted from a better understanding of the …

The devastating nature of a thermal injury drastically alters both the physical and
psychologic elements of the survivor. Understanding the physiologic and psychologic …

The overwhelming majority of burns are minor and can be treated on an ambulatory basis if
hospitalization is not indicated. Recommended are topical antimicrobial agents in the acute …

The primary objective of the physiatrist concerned with the treatment of a burned patient is to
restore optimal function as quickly as possible through a coordinated program of physical …

Rehabilitation Following Burn Injury Page 1 Symposium on Burns Rehabilitation Following
Burn Injury Robert H. Bartlett, MD,* E'lane Wingerson, OTR, MPA,t Shirley Simonton, OTR,+ …

During the past 25 years there have been notable advances in the management of the
burned patient. In the opinion of many surgeons one of the most significant of these …