Burn Rehabilitation: State of the Science : American Journal of Physical Medicine &
Rehabilitation Burn Rehabilitation: State of the Science : American Journal of Physical …

In more than 80% of all burns the hand is involved. Even if a burned hand does not play a
major role for the survival of a patient, its function and aesthetic appearance are of utmost …

Hand burns take significant place in the structure of thermic injuries of different body parts.
Restorative treatment of patients with hand burns is very difficult as far as the hand is …

Burn rehabilitation is an essential component of successful patient care. In May 2008, a
group of burn rehabilitation clinicians met to discuss the status and future needs of burn …

Severe burns of the hands are extremely challenging, given their anatomic complexity and
vulnerability. Although excisional debridement with autografting remains the standard of …

This review article addresses the principles and controversies associated with thermal injury
to the hand and upper limb. Accepted principles are outlined and areas of controversy are …

This study prospectively examines the incidence and severity of hand contractures after burn
injury and determines predictors of contracture development. Data were collected …

Zora Janzekovic reflecting on burn care, 19701 BURN CARE HAS IMPROVED MARK-edly
in the decades that have passed since the sad description quoted above. Of the 1.25 million …

Quality is generally recognized to have three components: structure, process, and outcomes.
The American Burn Association (ABA) has a long history of trying to improve quality of care …

Acute Hand Burns in Children: Management and Long-Term Outco... : Annals of Surgery Acute
Hand Burns in Children: Management and Long-Term Outcome Based on a 10-Year Experience …