Total Burn CareUsing an integrated, "team" approach, leading authority David N. Herndon, MD, FACS explains how to meet the clinical, physical, psychological, and social needs of every burn patient - and thus achieve optimal recovery and rehabilitation. The 3rd Edition of this definitive reference covers all of the latest advances in the treatment of burns and features new a full-colour layout with new colour illustrations and clinical photographs.
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Contents
Chapter 1 History of Treatments of Burns | 1 |
Achievements Directions and Hopes | 9 |
Chapter 3 Epidemiological Demographic and Outcome Characteristics of Burn Injury | 14 |
Chapter 4 Prevention of Burn Injuries | 33 |
Chapter 5 Burn Management in Disasters and Humanitarian Crises | 43 |
Chapter 6 Care of Outpatient Burns | 67 |
Chapter 7 PreHospital Management Transportation and Emergency Care | 81 |
Chapter 8 Pathophysiology of Burn Shock and Burn Edema | 93 |
Chapter 35 Burn Nursing | 477 |
Chapter 36 The Pediatric Burned Patient | 485 |
Chapter 37 Care of Geriatric Patients | 496 |
Chapter 38 Surgical Management of Complications of Burn Injury | 502 |
Chapter 39 Electrical Injuries | 513 |
Reconstructive Problems | 521 |
Frostbite | 530 |
Chapter 42 Chemical Burns | 536 |
Chapter 9 Fluid Resuscitation and Early Management | 107 |
Management Decisions | 119 |
Chapter 11 Wound Care | 127 |
Chapter 12 Treatment of Infection in Burns | 136 |
Chapter 13 Operative Wound Management | 177 |
Chapter 14 Anesthesia for Burned Patients | 196 |
Chapter 15 The Skin Bank | 229 |
Chapter 16 Alternative Wound Coverings | 239 |
Chapter 17 AlloDerm | 246 |
Chapter 18 The Pathophysiology of Inhalation Injury | 248 |
Chapter 19 Diagnosis and Treatment of Inhalation Injury | 262 |
Chapter 20 Barotrauma | 273 |
Chapter 21 Respiratory Care | 281 |
Chapter 22 The Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome | 292 |
Chapter 23 The Immunological Response and Strategies for Intervention | 310 |
Chapter 24 Hematologic Hematopoietic and Acute Phase Responses | 325 |
Chapter 25 Significance of the Adrenal and Sympathetic Response to Burn Injury | 343 |
Chapter 26 The Hepatic Response to a Thermal Injury | 361 |
Chapter 27 Effects of Burn Injury on Bone and Mineral Metabolism | 379 |
Chapter 28 Vitamin and Trace Element Homeostasis Following Severe Burn Injury | 387 |
Chapter 29 Hypophosphatemia | 391 |
Chapter 30 Nutritional Support of the Burned Patient | 398 |
Chapter 31 Modulation of the Hypermetabolic Response after Burn Injury | 420 |
Chapter 32 Etiology and Prevention of Multisystem Organ Failure | 434 |
Chapter 33 Renal Failure in Association with Thermal Injuries | 446 |
Organ Support and Management of Complications | 454 |
Chapter 43 Radiation Injuries Vesicant Burns and Mass Casualties | 542 |
Chapter 44 Exfoliative and Necrotizing Diseases of the Skin | 554 |
A Pathologists Perspective | 566 |
Chapter 46 Wound Healing | 578 |
Chapter 47 Molecular and Cellular Basis of Hypertrophic Scarring | 596 |
Chapter 48 Pathophysiology of the Burn Scar | 608 |
Chapter 49 Comprehensive Rehabilitation of the Burn Patient | 620 |
Chapter 50 Musculoskeletal Changes Secondary to Thermal Burns | 652 |
Chapter 51 Mitigation of the BurnInduced Hypermetabolic Response During Convalescence | 667 |
Chapter 52 Overview of Burn Reconstruction | 674 |
Chapter 53 Reconstruction of the Burned Hand | 687 |
Chapter 54 Reconstruction of the Head and Neck | 701 |
Chapter 55 Reconstruction of the Burned Scalp Using Tissue Expansion | 719 |
Chapter 56 Management of Contractural Deformities Involving the Axilla Shoulder Elbow Hip Knee and Ankle Joints In Burn Patients | 727 |
Chapter 57 Reconstruction of the Burned Breast | 741 |
Chapter 58 Management of Burn Injuries of the Perineum | 749 |
Chapter 59 Reconstruction of Burn Deformities of the Foot and Ankle | 759 |
Chapter 60 The Ethical Dimension of Burn Care | 765 |
Chapter 61 Maltreatment by Burning | 771 |
Chapter 62 Functional Sequelae and Disability Assessment | 781 |
Chapter 63 CostContainment and Outcome Measures | 788 |
Chapter 64 Management of Pain and Other Discomforts in Burned Patients | 797 |
Chapter 65 Psychiatric Disorders Associated with Burn Injury | 819 |
Chapter 66 Psychosocial Recovery and Reintegration of Patients with Burn Injuries | 829 |
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