1. Total Burn Care - p. i 2. Cover image - p. i 3. Title page - p. ii 4. Table of Contents - p. iii 5. Copyright - p. iv 6. Dedication - p. v 7. Contributors - p. vi 8. Preface - p. xviii 9. Acknowledgements - p. xix 10. List of Illustrations - p. xx 11. List of Tables - p. xxi 12. Videos - p. xxi 13. PART I. Burn Care - p. 1 14. 1. A brief history of acute burn care management - p. 2 15. 2. Teamwork for total burn care: Burn centers and multidisciplinary burn teams - p. 9 16. 3. Epidemiological, demographic, and outcome characteristics of burns - p. 16 17. 4. Burn management in disasters and humanitarian crises - p. 33 18. 5. Care of outpatient burns - p. 41 19. 6. Prehospital management, transportation, and emergency care - p. 50 20. 7. Pathophysiology of burn shock and burn edema - p. 57 21. 8. Burn resuscitation - p. 67 22. 9. Burn wound evaluation - p. 76 23. 10. Treatment of infection in burn patients - p. 85 24. 11. Operative wound management - p. 107 25. 12. Anesthesia for burn surgery - p. 128 26. 13. The skin bank - p. 136 27. 14. Skin substitutes, new developments - p. 145 28. 15. The pathophysiology of inhalation injury - p. 154 29. 16. Diagnosis and treatment of inhalation injury - p. 165 30. 17. Respiratory care - p. 175 31. 18. Hematology, hemostasis, thromboprophylaxis, and transfusion medicine in burn patients - p. 185 32. 19. Significance of the hormonal, adrenal, and sympathetic responses to burn injury - p. 197 33. 20. Importance of mineral and bone metabolism after burn - p. 209 34. 21. Trace element, vitamin, and electrolyte homeostasis in major burns - p. 222 35. 22. Nutritional needs and support for the burn patient - p. 232 36. 23. Modulation of the hypermetabolic response after burn injury - p. 246 37. 24. Etiology and prevention of multisystem organ failure - p. 253 38. 25. Acute renal failure in association with thermal injury - p. 264 39. 26. Critical care in the severely burned: Organ support and management of complications - p. 274 40. 27. Burn nursing - p. 301 41. 28. Care of the burned pregnant patient - p. 317 42. 29. Care of the burned pediatric patient - p. 325 43. 30. Care of geriatric patients - p. 337 44. 31. Surgical management of complications of burn injury - p. 342 45. 32. Cold-induced injury: Frostbite - p. 354 46. 33. Chemical burns - p. 359 47. 34. Radiation injuries and vesicant burns - p. 365 48. 35. Combined burn and other injuries - p. 374 49. 36. Exfoliative diseases of the integument and soft tissue necrotizing infections - p. 389 50. 37. Burn injuries of the eye - p. 402 51. 38. The burn problem: A pathologist’s perspective - p. 412 52. 39. Psychiatric disorders associated with burn injuries - p. 423 53. 40. Burn rehabilitation along the continuum of care - p. 431 54. 41. Musculoskeletal changes secondary to thermal burns - p. 466 55. PART II. Burn Reconstruction - p. 481 56. 42. Principles of burn reconstruction - p. 482 57. 43. Wound healing - p. 495 58. 44. Abnormal wound healing: Molecular and cellular basis of hypertrophic scarring - p. 500 59. 45. VAC therapy for burn reconstruction - p. 507 60. 46. Preoperative planning: A holistic approach to burn reconstruction - p. 513 61. 47. Functional sequelae and disability assessment - p. 521 62. 48. The pediatric burned patient—optimizing acute burn care for prevention of postburn sequalae - p. 527 63. 49. Advanced practice provider management of the burn reconstructive patient - p. 544 64. 50. Skin substitutes: Surgical application in major burns and scar resurfacing - p. 555 65. 51. The evolution of cell-based therapies for cutaneous repair - p. 567 66. 52. Flap reconstruction using microsurgery - p. 581 67. 53. Clinical lasers and burn scar management - p. 594 68. 54. Psychosocial recovery and reintegration of patients with burn injuries - p. 604 69. 55. Aesthetic reconstruction in burn patients - p. 614 70. 56. Burned scalp/forehead and brow - p. 620 71. 57. Periorbital burn management - p. 629 72. 58. Lip, mouth, nose, and face reconstruction - p. 643 73. 59. Total facial transplantation - p. 665 74. 60. Ear - p. 673 75. 61. Reconstruction of the burned neck - p. 685 76. 62. Reconstruction of burn injuries to the breast and nipple-areola complex - p. 690 77. 63. Reconstruction of the axilla - p. 699 78. 64. Reconstruction of the contracted elbow postburn - p. 714 79. 65. Reconstruction of the burned trunk and perineum - p. 717 80. 66. The burned hand - p. 723 81. 67. Reconstruction of burn deformities of the lower extremity - p. 730 82. 68. Burn reconstruction in low- and middle-income countries - p. 735 83. Index - p. 744
1. Total Burn Care - p. i 2. Cover image - p. i 3. Title page - p. ii 4. Table of Contents - p. iii 5. Copyright - p. iv 6. Dedication - p. v 7. Contributors - p. vi 8. Preface - p. xviii 9. Acknowledgements - p. xix 10. List of Illustrations - p. xx 11. List of Tables - p. xxi 12. Videos - p. xxi 13. PART I. Burn Care - p. 1 14. 1. A brief history of acute burn care management - p. 2 15. 2. Teamwork for total burn care: Burn centers and multidisciplinary burn teams - p. 9 16. 3. Epidemiological, demographic, and outcome characteristics of burns - p. 16 17. 4. Burn management in disasters and humanitarian crises - p. 33 18. 5. Care of outpatient burns - p. 41 19. 6. Prehospital management, transportation, and emergency care - p. 50 20. 7. Pathophysiology of burn shock and burn edema - p. 57 21. 8. Burn resuscitation - p. 67 22. 9. Burn wound evaluation - p. 76 23. 10. Treatment of infection in burn patients - p. 85 24. 11. Operative wound management - p. 107 25. 12. Anesthesia for burn surgery - p. 128 26. 13. The skin bank - p. 136 27. 14. Skin substitutes, new developments - p. 145 28. 15. The pathophysiology of inhalation injury - p. 154 29. 16. Diagnosis and treatment of inhalation injury - p. 165 30. 17. Respiratory care - p. 175 31. 18. Hematology, hemostasis, thromboprophylaxis, and transfusion medicine in burn patients - p. 185 32. 19. Significance of the hormonal, adrenal, and sympathetic responses to burn injury - p. 197 33. 20. Importance of mineral and bone metabolism after burn - p. 209 34. 21. Trace element, vitamin, and electrolyte homeostasis in major burns - p. 222 35. 22. Nutritional needs and support for the burn patient - p. 232 36. 23. Modulation of the hypermetabolic response after burn injury - p. 246 37. 24. Etiology and prevention of multisystem organ failure - p. 253 38. 25. Acute renal failure in association with thermal injury - p. 264 39. 26. Critical care in the severely burned: Organ support and management of complications - p. 274 40. 27. Burn nursing - p. 301 41. 28. Care of the burned pregnant patient - p. 317 42. 29. Care of the burned pediatric patient - p. 325 43. 30. Care of geriatric patients - p. 337 44. 31. Surgical management of complications of burn injury - p. 342 45. 32. Cold-induced injury: Frostbite - p. 354 46. 33. Chemical burns - p. 359 47. 34. Radiation injuries and vesicant burns - p. 365 48. 35. Combined burn and other injuries - p. 374 49. 36. Exfoliative diseases of the integument and soft tissue necrotizing infections - p. 389 50. 37. Burn injuries of the eye - p. 402 51. 38. The burn problem: A pathologist’s perspective - p. 412 52. 39. Psychiatric disorders associated with burn injuries - p. 423 53. 40. Burn rehabilitation along the continuum of care - p. 431 54. 41. Musculoskeletal changes secondary to thermal burns - p. 466 55. PART II. Burn Reconstruction - p. 481 56. 42. Principles of burn reconstruction - p. 482 57. 43. Wound healing - p. 495 58. 44. Abnormal wound healing: Molecular and cellular basis of hypertrophic scarring - p. 500 59. 45. VAC therapy for burn reconstruction - p. 507 60. 46. Preoperative planning: A holistic approach to burn reconstruction - p. 513 61. 47. Functional sequelae and disability assessment - p. 521 62. 48. The pediatric burned patient—optimizing acute burn care for prevention of postburn sequalae - p. 527 63. 49. Advanced practice provider management of the burn reconstructive patient - p. 544 64. 50. Skin substitutes: Surgical application in major burns and scar resurfacing - p. 555 65. 51. The evolution of cell-based therapies for cutaneous repair - p. 567 66. 52. Flap reconstruction using microsurgery - p. 581 67. 53. Clinical lasers and burn scar management - p. 594 68. 54. Psychosocial recovery and reintegration of patients with burn injuries - p. 604 69. 55. Aesthetic reconstruction in burn patients - p. 614 70. 56. Burned scalp/forehead and brow - p. 620 71. 57. Periorbital burn management - p. 629 72. 58. Lip, mouth, nose, and face reconstruction - p. 643 73. 59. Total facial transplantation - p. 665 74. 60. Ear - p. 673 75. 61. Reconstruction of the burned neck - p. 685 76. 62. Reconstruction of burn injuries to the breast and nipple-areola complex - p. 690 77. 63. Reconstruction of the axilla - p. 699 78. 64. Reconstruction of the contracted elbow postburn - p. 714 79. 65. Reconstruction of the burned trunk and perineum - p. 717 80. 66. The burned hand - p. 723 81. 67. Reconstruction of burn deformities of the lower extremity - p. 730 82. 68. Burn reconstruction in low- and middle-income countries - p. 735 83. Index - p. 744
