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Epidemiology and infectious complications of pediatric burns in French Guiana: a 6-year retrospective study. [PDF]
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Early identification of infectious complications in pediatric burn patients: a prospective cohort study. [PDF]
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Clonal spread and environmental persistence of carbapenem-resistant high-risk <i>Pseudomonas aeruginosa</i> in critical-care units of a Chilean national referral center for burn and trauma patients (2022). [PDF]
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Surgical Clinics of North America, 2023
Infections are the leading cause of mortality in burn patients who survive their initial resuscitation. Burn injury leads to immunosuppression and a dysregulated inflammatory response which can have a prolonged impact. Early surgical excision along with support of the multidisciplinary burn team has improved mortality in burn patients.
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Infections are the leading cause of mortality in burn patients who survive their initial resuscitation. Burn injury leads to immunosuppression and a dysregulated inflammatory response which can have a prolonged impact. Early surgical excision along with support of the multidisciplinary burn team has improved mortality in burn patients.
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Burn Infection and Burn Sepsis
Surgical Infections, 2021Background: Infection is the most common complication and cause of death in patients suffering burn injuries. These patients are susceptible to infection and burn wound sepsis secondary to the alterations in their physiology. Diagnosis and management of infections rely on physical examination, cultures, and the pathology of the burn wound.
Josephine A, D'Abbondanza +1 more
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Surgical Infections, 2021
Background: Severe burns lead to a profound hypermetabolic, hypercatabolic, hyper-inflammatory state. Pediatric burn patients are at significantly increased risk for infection and sepsis secondary to loss of the skin barrier and subsequent immunosuppression.
Felicia N, Williams, Jong O, Lee
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Background: Severe burns lead to a profound hypermetabolic, hypercatabolic, hyper-inflammatory state. Pediatric burn patients are at significantly increased risk for infection and sepsis secondary to loss of the skin barrier and subsequent immunosuppression.
Felicia N, Williams, Jong O, Lee
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