Burns in Pregnancy

Nov 04, 2012

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2. Introduction. Burns is an important subject in trauma managementBut burns in pregnancy is not a topic mentioned in obstetric texts or books on burn careThe aim of this literature review was to understand the impact burns has on pregnancy and maternal and fetal survival and the subtle difference

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Burns in Pregnancy

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BURNS. James Taclin C. Banez M.D., FPSGS, FPCS. Etiology. Cutaneous burns caused by application of: Heat Cold Caustic chemical Electricity Depth of injury is proportional to: Temperature applied Duration of contact Thickness of skin. Etiology. Scald Burns:

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BURNS. By PROF. MOHAMED A. EL GHARBAWI e -mail: elgharma2@yahoo.com Web site: www. dr-elgharbawi.com. OBJECTIVES. To know: D efinition & pathology of burns ( must know ) Assessment of depth & area of burns ( must know ) Treatment of burns ( must know ) Complications ( must know )

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Burns. Mechanism of Injury. Thermal burns can be caused by flames, flash, scalds, and contact with burning substances or objects. Chemical burns can be caused from acid and alkali materials, both dry and wet.

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Burns. Thermal burns . • Signiﬁcant thermal burns occur in 0.5% of the population every year. • Thermal burns tend to occur in: • The young • The old • The unlucky. Zones of injury Jackson has classiﬁed thermal burns into three zones of injury. 1 An inner zone of coagulative necrosis

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BURNS. M.GARDNER NUR-224. BURNS. Occurs when there is injury to the tissues of the body as a result of heat transfer from one site to another. Injury from exposure to heat, chemicals, radiation or electric current. BURNS.

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