Background: Burn injuries are very common and fire-related burns account for over 300,000
deaths per year globally. The costs of the treatment of these patients change around the …

Background: Burn trauma is a significant health problem that has physical, psychological,
and economic reaction on affected patients. Burn patients have different length-of-stay (LOS) …

Background: Burns are a public health problem, especially in vulnerable populations. The
costs of treatment remain poorly studied in developing countries. This study aimed to …

Background Prognostic burn index (PBI) is a unique model utilized to predict mortality of
burn patients in Japan. In contrast, other prediction models are rarely used in Japan, and …

Preserved allogeneic donor skin still represents one of the gold standard therapies in
temporary wound coverage in severely burned patients or chronic wounds. Allogeneic skin …

The current standard of care for severe burns includes autografting; however, there is scarce
knowledge regarding the long-term economic burden associated with thermal burns and …

Background Severe burn injury can be a life-threatening experience and can also lead to
financial issues for suffers. The purpose of the current study was to analyze the direct …

Objective The aim of this study was to analyze the association between in-hospital
complications and burn and trauma severity, inhalation injury, length of intensive care unit …

Purpose Mortality in burn intensive care unit (ICU) has been decreasing and treatment
appears to be changing. The aims of this study:(1) examine outcome in burn patients,(2) …

Length of stay is an important metric in healthcare systems, primarily because it reflects the
cost of care provided. In the United States, as in many countries, inpatient hospital stays are …