Severe burn injury is associated with systemic coagulopathy. The changes in coagulation
described in patients with severe burns resemble those found patients with sepsis or major …

Burn-induced coagulopathy is not well understood, and consensus on diagnosis,
prevention, and treatments are lacking. In this review, literature on burn-induced (and …

INTRODUCTION AND AIMS: The pathophysiology and time-course of coagulopathy post
major burns are inadequately understood. The aims of this study were to review the …

Major burn patients (MBP) can present multifactorial coagulation alterations induced by
trauma and endothelial damage, fluid replacement therapy, hypothermia, hypoperfusion …

Severely burned patients often present a hypercoagulability situation. However, its
magnitude, time course, and relationship with organ failure and outcome remains to be …

Background Acute traumatic coagulopathy is well described in the trauma population. Major
burns are characterised by a similar endothelial injury and cellular hypoperfusion. These …

Abstract Changes in coagulation may have a profound impact on outcomes following severe
burns and the coagulation abnormalities after thermal injury are incompletely described. We …

Acute burn-induced coagulopathy (ABIC) occurs after severe burns. However, the incidence,
prognostic value, and clinical significance of ABIC after an extensive severe burn remain …

BACKGROUND The pathophysiology and time course of coagulopathy after major burns are
inadequately understood. Our study objectives were to determine whether acute traumatic …

Objective To evaluate the time course of coagulation markers in the early postburn period
and clarify the role of coagulation alterations in organ failure and in mortality prognosis …