burns

03/27/2021

Publisher:Open Science Company, LLC
Netanel Alper, BA, Kunj Desai, MD, and Sidney Rabinowitz, MD

Publisher:Open Science Company, LLCNe...

Management of Hydrofluoric Acid Burns Netanel Alper, BA,a Kunj Desai, MD,a and Sidney Rabinowitz, MDb aDivision of Plastic Surgery, Department of Surgery, Rutgers New Jersey Medical School, Newark, NJ and bHackensack...

Management of Hydrofluoric...

03/27/2021

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Original Research

Treatment of Burns in Adult Patients With a Concentrated Surfactant Gel: A Real-life Retrospective Evaluation

12/07/2020

Timothy Pittinger, MD

Danielle Curran, PA-C

Michel Hermans, MD

In a real-life retrospective study, the autolytic debridement properties of a concentrated surfactant gel (CSG) were assessed.

In a real-life retrospective...

12/07/2020

Wounds

Regenerative Medicine

Can Regenerative Medicine Reduce Complications for Wounds and Burns in Patients with Diabetes?

03/05/2020

Bill Oldham and Robin Robinson

Bill Oldham and Robin Robinson ...

Regenerative medicine using autologous stem cells is showing potential in accelerating healing for a number of conditions. These authors explore the future of regenerative medicine in burns, particularly in patients with diabetes. At the...

Regenerative medicine using...

03/05/2020

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Evidence Corner

Burn Debridement: Are We Optimizing Outcomes?

12/03/2019

Laura Bolton

This installment of Evidence Corner reviews recent research exploring hydrosurgical or bromelain-based enzyme interventions reported to improve burn debridement or repair beyond the current SOC.

This installment of Evidence...

12/03/2019

Wounds

Original Research

Key Cell Functions are Modulated by Compression in an Animal Model of Hypertrophic Scar

12/01/2018

Abdulnaser Alkhalil

Bonnie C. Carney

Taryn E. Travis

Seid Muhie

Stacy-Ann Miller

Jessica C. Ramella-Roman

Pejhman Ghassemi

Rasha Hammamieh

Marti Jett

Lauren T. Moffatt

Jeffrey W. Shupp

This study assesses the genome-wide compression effects on scars under well-controlled conditions.

This study assesses the...

12/01/2018

Wounds

Original Research

Cost-effectiveness Analysis of Silver Delivery Approaches in the Management of Partial-thickness Burns

06/03/2018

Leo Nherera

Paul Trueman

Christopher Roberts

Leena Berg

This study sought to determine the cost effectiveness of the newer silver dressings using clinical data from an indirect treatment comparison using silver sulfadiazine as the baseline.

This study sought to determine...

06/03/2018

Wounds

Original Research

Profile and Antibiotic Susceptibility of Bacteria Isolates in Burn Patients Hospitalized in a Moroccan Hospital: A Cross-sectional Study

01/24/2018

Mohammed Frikh

Lemnouer Abdelhay

Kasouati jalal

El Yaagoubi Imad

Benlahlou Yassine

Belfquih Bouchra

Maleb Adil

Elouennass Mostafa

The aim of this cross-sectional study is to assess the epidemiological profile and antibiotic susceptibility of bacteria isolates in burn patients hospitalized from 2007 to 2015 in a Moroccan hospital.

The aim of this cross-sectional...

01/24/2018

Wounds

Case Report

Lemons in the Arizona Sunshine: The Effects of Furocoumarins Leading to Phytophotodermatitis and Burn-like Injuries

12/11/2017

Marc R. Matthews

Joel C. VanderVelde

Daniel M. Caruso

Kevin N. Foster

The authors present a pediatric admission for burn-like injuries following prolonged cutaneous exposure to lemons while playing in the Arizona sunshine.

The authors present a pediatric...

12/11/2017

Wounds

Current Research

Chemical Burns Following Massage With Chopped Pulsatilla koreana

11/06/2017

Jinkyung Song

Sangpil Tae

Hongsil Joo

Sang-Yeul Lee

Kun-Yong Sung

Three cases of burns as a result of herbal massages with Pulsatilla koreana are presented herein to increase public awareness about the adverse effects of products used incorrectly for herbal massage.

Three cases of burns as a result...

11/06/2017

Wounds

Burns

Helping Thermal Burns Heal With Nutrient-Rich Skin Care

03/08/2017

D. Elizabeth McCord, PhD, FAPWCA

Kyle D. Hilsabeck, PharmD

Nancy B. Ray, PhD

Burns are the fourth most common injuries worldwide,1 and it’s estimated that more than 6 million people per year experience burn injuries.2 Although the overall prevalence for burns continues to decrease and treatments continue to improve,...

Burns are the fourth most common...

03/08/2017

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