To date, little epidemiological data are available on burns in China. This study describes the
characteristics of burn patients admitted to a major burn center in Beijing to show trends in …

Objective Information about epidemiology on burns is rare in China. The aim of this article is
to describe the pattern of burns in East China during a 10-year time period. Method A …

The aim of the article was to describe the epidemiology of burn injuries requiring
hospitalization at Shandong Provincial Hospital and to provide information necessary for the …

The Tokyo Burn Unit Association (TBUA) was established in 1983 funded by the Tokyo
Metropolitan Government, and is organized by 13 burn units in Tokyo. TBUA covers more …

In China, burns are becoming a major cause of morbidity and mortality with large societal
and economic implications. To date, there is little epidemiological data on burns in China to …

A retrospective study was conducted on 5321 burn patients hospitalized in a burn center in
Jinzhou, China during the period 1980–1998. Of the 5321 patients, 57.8% were between 15 …

Burns are a major cause of injury worldwide. We investigated the epidemiology and
outcomes of burn patients in a major burn center in southwest China between 2011 and …

BACKGROUND: In China, large sample research directed at the epidemiology of burns is
still scarce. Given the leading position of Chinese military hospitals in domestic clinical …

A total of 1063 acute burn patients were admitted to the Burns Unit of Prince of Wales
Hospital, Hong Kong between March 1993 and February 1999. There were 678 males and …

Background Burn injury is one of the most destructive injuries around the world. The past
several decades have witnessed a rapid development of burn surgery, but burn prevention …