Titlebook: Handbook of Burns Volume 1; Acute Burn Care Marc G. Jeschke,Lars-Peter Kamolz,Steven E. Wolf Book 20121st edition Springer-Verlag/Wien 2012

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European practice guidelines for burn care: Minimum level of burn care provision in Europees are constantly upgraded and expanded through the work of physicians around the world. GPG’s in burn medicine also play an important role in successful burn treatment. European Burns Association (EBA) and namely its Executive Committee recognize the value of GPG’s, but have identified duplicity an

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Pre-hospital, fluid and early management, burn wound evaluationations for how burn care now should be administered and practically performed. Firstly the incidence of burn injuries has decreased in the Western world and a decrease of about 30 % is evident from e. g., since the eighties [1–2]. In parallel, length of stay in the burn care facilities for the injur

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Medical documentation of burn injuriesontrol can comprehend this issue’s complexity [22]. Research, science and costing in burns are based on accurate assessment and documentation of burn injuries. Documentation required, is time consuming and labor intensive. For any scientific comparability of burns the exact and correct extent and de

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Anesthesia for patients with acute burn injuriesed initial survival. The development of specialized burn centers has allowed the concentration and coordination of resources needed to provide a multidisciplinary approach from the time of admission with the goal of not just maximizing survival but optimizing functional recovery as well [1].

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Diagnosis and management of inhalation injurys directly related to burn size [1]. Inhalation injury, along with age and total body surface area (TBSA) burn, is also one of the factors contributing to the morbidity and mortality of patients with burn injury; inhalation injury has been reported to increase mortality two-fold [2–5]. The accurate

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Respiratory managementction, or impending airway obstruction may result in lethal consequences for the burn patient. Classically, airway obstruction in burn victims rapidly progresses from mild pharyngeal edema to complete upper airway obstruction [1].