Immunobacteriological Monitoring of Burn Patients: a Proposed Protocol

D’Arpa, N.; Napoli, B.; Masellis, M.

doi:10.1007/978-94-009-0361-6_40

The Management of Burns and Fire Disasters: Perspectives 2000 1995

DOI: 10.1007/978-94-009-0361-6_40

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Immunobacteriological Monitoring of Burn Patients: a Proposed Protocol

N. D’Arpa¹,

B. Napoli²,

M. Masellis³

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“…This trauma is characterized by latent development and high variability. These risk factors, as well as duration of the prehospital period, are considered as critical t~actors [11]. Traditionally, the early prognosis of the burn trauma is based on the patients' age and the total area of burns [7,16].…”

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Early bronchoscopic and morphological diagnostics and prognosis in thermal inhalation trauma

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Thermal injury is diagnosed by fibrobronchoscopy within the first 5 days after inhalation burn trauma in 73 patients (34% of the total number of patients hospitalized during the last 2 years). Pathological changes of the mucosa with predominant lnultiple ulceration at different levels of the tracheobronchial tree are detected in 44% patients and in more than 70% patients with acute respiratory deficiency. These changes determine variation and severity of thermal inhalation injury in the patients, and, together with morphofunctional characteristics, provide objective basis for the early diagnostics and prognosis.

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Immunobacteriological Monitoring of Burn Patients: a Proposed Protocol

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Early bronchoscopic and morphological diagnostics and prognosis in thermal inhalation trauma

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