Burns have been more prevalent among low socioeconomic populations and in less
developed regions. Incredible advances in burn care and social development over the …

Objective This review aims to examine the available literature on the epidemiology,
pathophysiology, and treatment of burn-induced pain. Methods A search was conducted on …

Deep cutaneous lesions such as burns, traumas or ulcers are all conditions characterized by
a massive loss of dermis, bringing several important consequences. For the treatment of …

Burns are devastating injuries that disproportionately affect people in develo** countries,
including children. In addition to a high mortality rate, survivors are burdened with life-long …

Introduction Burn injury is one of the leading causes of disability and death, particularly in
low and middle-income countries, yet the epidemiology of burn in Indonesia is rarely …

Introduction: One of the most expensive aspects of health care is providing care for burn
victims. However, just a few burn cost analysis studies have been conducted in Iran. This …

OBJECTIVE: The goal was to examine comprehensively the patterns and trends of burn-
related injuries in children, adolescents, and young adults treated in US emergency …

In terms of mortality, morbidity and disability burn injuries are emerging as a major child
health problem in Bangladesh. This trend is similar to many other develo** countries. To …

Background Burns are a serious public health problem worldwide accounting for an
estimated 265,000 deaths annually from fires alone. The vast majority (96%) of deaths from …

Burn is a global public health problem associated with significant morbidity and mortality,
mostly in low-and middle-income countries. Southeast-Asian countries share a big burden of …