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Last update: Ing. Anahit Pehrizjan (10.02.2009)
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Last update: Ing. Anahit Pehrizjan (10.02.2009)
Students get acquainted with the interdisciplinary approach to Burn Medicine, where the coordinating member of the burn team is the burn surgeon qualified in general surgery, in plastic surgery and specialized in Burn Medicine. |
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Last update: Ing. Anahit Pehrizjan (10.02.2009)
Herndon D. N., et al Total Burn Care, 3rd edition Saunders Published May 2007 ISBN 1416032746 / 9781416032748 880 Pages 772 Illustrations |
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Last update: Ing. Anahit Pehrizjan (10.02.2009)
Seminars, lectures, practical training. |
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Last update: Ing. Anahit Pehrizjan (10.02.2009)
75% attendance in training. If not accomplished, there is an alternative of training according to individual agreement with the teacher. |
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Last update: Ing. Anahit Pehrizjan (10.02.2009)
1.Essential difference between extensive and not extensive burn injury Estimation of factors determining, early outcome, late outcome . 2.Prehospital management, transportation, emergency care : - airway issues, - carbon monoxide intoxication, - release incisions (in deep circumferencial burn on neck), - fluid replacement, - relieve of pain + anxiety (analgesia + sedation), - cooling in not extensive burns, cooling in extensive burns
3.Pathophysiology of burn shock : stress reaction, burn edema, hypovolemia, SIRS, MOFS
4.Burn wound care: - release incisions (extremity perfusion, chest expansion), change of dressings , hydrotherapy, topical antibacterial creams temporary wound coverage: skin substitutes (biologic,synthetic) , removal of necrotic tissues: necrolysis, necrectomy, permanent wound closure: autografting, isografting, artificial skin (integra,dermagraft,alloderm)
5.Inhalation Injury: - pathophysiology, diagnosis: upper airways, lower airways , treatment: endotracheal intubation, tracheostomy, complications (early, late)
6.Electrical injury: - pathophysiology (electrical field - electroporation + Joule effect), diagnosis: voltage, cardiac arrest + EKG,loss of conciousness,pigmenturia,X-ray (scull,chest,spine,long bones, pelvis)
7.Cold-induced injury: frostbite: - pathophysiology,classification, treatment
8.Chemical injury: - mechanisms of action , chemical classes (acids,bases,organic compounds inorganic agents)
9.Hypertrophic scars + keloids: - characteristics + evaluation, compression therapy: elastic pressure , rigid pressure, silicone gel sheets , steroids (Triamcinolone acetonide)
10.Reconstruction: - early (urgent) - periorbital region, perioral region + neck , late (after scar maturation) - hand ,foot ,trunc + genitalia
11.Child neglect,child abuse,Münchhausen syndrome by proxy
12.Pain response,psychiatric disorders
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