A burn injury is the coagulative destruction of the skin and its structures by thermal,
chemical, electrical or mechanical energy. A major burn is defined according to the …

As a result of improvements in the care of patients with major burns, increasing numbers of
patients are surviving more severe injuries. 1 Many require a protracted stay in intensive …

Background Burn injuries are a major cause of death and disability globally. The World
Health Organization (WHO) launched the Global Burn Registry (GBR) to improve …

Pediatric burns represent a significant public health problem. We analyzed the
characteristics of pediatric burns in a reference center, in order to identify better strategies for …

Burns are one of the most common causes of home injuries, characterized by serious
damage to the skin and causing the death of affected tissues. In this review, we intended to …

This review article highlights the disparities evident in pediatric trauma care in the United
States. Social determinants of health play a significant role in key aspects of trauma care …

Pediatric burn injuries are a critical medical condition that triggers a series of ongoing
multifactorial stressors that affect both children and their families. To inform healthcare …

Background: In burn care, achieving swift healing with minimal complications remains
paramount. This investigation assesses the role of polyhexamethylene biguanide (PHMB) in …

Introduction Pediatric burns are associated with socioeconomic disadvantage and lead to
significant morbidity. The Child Opportunity Index (COI) is a well-validated measure of …

Craniofacial trauma is a leading cause of morbidity in children. 1 Children suffer traumatic
injuries to the head and neck in numbers disproportionately higher than adults due to a …