Burn injuries are a global health issue with extensive physical and psychological
ramifications. Nursing care plays an instrumental role in the recovery of individuals with burn …

Severe burns, affecting over 20% of the body, induce systemic dysfunction and immune
suppression, correlating with increased cancer risk, especially skin cancer. Nurses play a …

Skin graft is the main treatment for burn wounds, which provides a favorable functional and
aesthetic scar outcome. This study aimed to assess early graft in patients with burn wounds …

Burn injury patients often experience a range of psychological challenges, such as pain,
anxiety, and depression. In this context, nurses have a crucial responsibility in caring for …

Recent evidence suggests a relationship between burn injuries and schizophrenia. In this
study, the authors aim to explore the intersection of schizophrenia and severe burn injuries …

Evaluating complications and mortality risks in burn patients is crucial for effective treatment
planning and improving survival rates. This study investigated the relationship between the …

Burn survivors experience profound physiological changes following injury, which may have
lasting implications for cardiovascular health. This study aims to investigate the …

Burn injuries pose a significant source of patient morbidity/mortality and reconstructive
challenges for burn surgeons, especially in vulnerable populations such as geriatric …

Background It remains unclear whether additional fluid supplementation is necessary during
the acute resuscitation period for patients with combined inhalational injury (INHI) under the …

Background Burn injuries are a significant global health burden, with critically ill patients
requiring intensive care unit (ICU) admission. The present study aimed to investigate burn …