Total Burn Care

PART I BURN CARE<br>1. A Brief History of Acute Burn Care Management<br>2. Teamwork for Total Burn Care: Burn Centers and Multidisciplinary Burn Teams<br>3. Epidemiological, Demographic, and Outcome Characteristics of Burns<br>4. Burn Management in Disasters and Humanitarian Crises<br>5. Care of Outpatient Burns<br>6. Prehospital Management, Transportation, and Emergency Care<br>7. Pathophysiology of Burn Shock and Burn Edema<br>8. Burn Resuscitation<br>9. Burn Wound Evaluation<br>10. Treatment of Infection in Burn Patients<br>11. Operative Wound Management<br>12. Anesthesia for Burn Surgery<br>13. The Skin Bank<br>14. Skin Substitutes, New Developments<br>15. The Pathophysiology of Inhalation Injury<br>16. Diagnosis and Treatment of Inhalation Injury<br>17. Respiratory Care<br>18. Hematology, Hemostasis, Thromboprophylaxis, and Transfusion Medicine in Burn Patients<br>19. Significance of the Hormonal, Adrenal, and Sympathetic Responses to Burn Injury<br>20. Importance of Mineral and Bone Metabolism After Burn<br>21. Trace Element, Vitamin, and Electrolyte Homeostasis in Major Burns<br>22. Nutritional Needs and Support for the Burn Patient<br>23. Modulation of the Hypermetabolic Response After Burn Injury<br>24. Etiology and Prevention of Multisystem Organ Failure<br>25. Acute Renal Failure in Association With Thermal Injury<br>26. Critical Care in the Severely Burned: Organ Support and Management of Complications<br>27. Burn Nursing<br>28. Care of the Burned Pregnant Patient<br>29. Care of the Burned Pediatric Patient<br>30. Care of Geriatric Patients<br>31. Surgical Management of Complications of Burn Injury<br>32. Cold-Induced Injury: Frostbite<br>33. Chemical Burns<br>34. Radiation Injuries and Vesicant Burns<br>35. Combined Burn and Other Injuries<br>36. Exfoliative Diseases of the Integument and Soft Tissue Necrotizing Infections<br>37. Burn Injuries of the Eye<br>38. The Burn Problem: A Pathologist&rsquo;s Perspective<br>39. Psychiatric Disorders Associated With Burn Injuries<br>40. Burn Rehabilitation Along the Continuum of Care<br>41. Musculoskeletal Changes Secondary to Thermal Burns<br><br>PART II BURN RECONSTRUCTION<br>42. Principles of Burn Reconstruction<br>43. Wound Healing<br>44. Abnormal Wound Healing: Molecular and Cellular Basis of Hypertrophic Scarring<br>45. VAC Therapy for Burn Reconstruction<br>46. Preoperative Planning: A Holistic Approach to Burn Reconstruction<br>47. Functional Sequelae and Disability Assessment<br>48. The Pediatric Burned Patient—Optimizing Acute Burn Care for Prevention of Postburn Sequelae<br>49. Advanced Practice Provider Management of the Burn Reconstructive Patient<br>50. Skin Substitutes: Surgical Application in Major Burns and Scar Resurfacing<br>51. The Evolution of Cell-Based Therapies for Cutaneous Repair<br>52. Flap Reconstruction Using Microsurgery<br>53. Clinical Lasers and Burn Scar Management<br>54. Psychosocial Recovery and Reintegration of Patients With Burn Injuries<br>55. Aesthetic Reconstruction in Burn Patients<br>56. Burned Scalp/Forehead and Brow<br>57. Periorbital Burn Management<br>58. Lip, Mouth, Nose, and Face Reconstruction<br>59. Total Facial Transplantation<br>60. Ear<br>61. Reconstruction of the Burned Neck<br>62. Reconstruction of Burn Injuries to the Breast and Nipple-Areola Complex<br>63. Reconstruction of the Axilla<br>64. Reconstruction of the Contracted Elbow Postburn<br>65. Reconstruction of the Burned Trunk and Perineum<br>66. The Burned Hand<br>67. Reconstruction of Burn Deformities of the Lower Extremity<br>68. Burn Reconstruction in Low- and Middle-Income Countries