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Journal of Korean Burn Society

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Central Nervous System Toxicity Following Topical Anesthetics: A Case Report.

Won HA ; Ji Won LEE ; Jae Hong YOO ; So Young JI

Journal of Korean Burn Society.2013;16(2):122-124.

In treating deep second degree burn, it is important to induce reepithelization as soon as possible. So it is crucial to remove eschar after appropriate anesthesia. But in case of extensive wound area or anxiety of needle, we have been used topical anesthetics alternative to lidocaine injection based on its efficacy and safety. Even though it is rare but, we experienced a patient who suffered Central nervous system toxicity following topical anesthetics of lidocaine application. So we report a case with review of related articles.
Anesthesia ; Anesthetics* ; Anxiety ; Burns ; Central Nervous System* ; Humans ; Lidocaine ; Needles ; Wounds and Injuries

Anesthesia ; Anesthetics* ; Anxiety ; Burns ; Central Nervous System* ; Humans ; Lidocaine ; Needles ; Wounds and Injuries

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Clinical Experience of Matriderm(R) with Autologous Skin Graft in Full Thickness Burns.

Dong Chul KIM ; Hee Su SHIN ; Sung Gyun JUNG ; Jong Hyun CHA

Journal of Korean Burn Society.2013;16(2):115-121.

PURPOSE: The various skin substitutes for the reconstruction of full thickness skin defects after burn or excision of burn scars have been reported to reduce donor site morbidity and skin durability after skin graft. Last a decade, many skin substitutes have been frequently used for this purpose. Recently as one of dermal templates, Matriderm(R) (Dr. Suwelack Skin and Health Care AG, Billerbeck, Germany), a elastin-collagen complex, has been introduced. We present clinical experiences using Matriderm(R) for reconstruction of skin defects after burn. METHODS: We have experienced 8 cases of reconstruction of the full thickness skin defects of the acute burn wounds or burn scar contractures using Matriderm(R) in 6 patients. After insetting this dermal templates on the skin defects sites, simultaneously 8~12/1000 inch split-thickness skin grafts were over-grafted immediately. The rate of graft engraftment, appearance, rate of contractures, durability and sensibility of grafted area have been observed. RESULTS: The skin defects on face, hand, extremities were reconstructed and it's size were varied from 2x2 cm2 up to 8x2 cm2. The follow-ups varied between 4 months and 1.4 years. The rate of engraftment of Matriderm(R) site was mean 97.2% and it was relatively successful. The rates of contractures of graft site were ranged from 8 to 59.4%. In case of postburn scar contractures of lower lid, severe contractures was noted. After long follow ups, there were reduced sensation, no sweating on grafted area of Matriderm(R) sites. At post operative 6 weeks, on microscopic examination of H/E stain, thick fibrosis, fragmentation of foreign materials, and on Masson's trichrome stain, dermal sclerosis were shown, and no skin appendage structures was noted. After long follow ups, the appearance, pliability and durability of the grafted area showed relatively good. But sensory return was incomplete. By using relatively thin STSG, the morbidity of donor site could be reduced. CONCLUSION: In the cases of reconstruction of postburn skin defects due to burn and after release of burn scar contractures, we have used a dermal templates, Matriderm(R), and simultaneously relatively thin STSG have been done. After follow ups, Matriderm(R) site showed in good results in terms of the engraftment, pliability and durability. Further studies for clinical use should be imperative.
Burns* ; Cicatrix ; Contracture ; Delivery of Health Care ; Extremities ; Fibrosis ; Follow-Up Studies ; Hand ; Humans ; Hypesthesia ; Pliability ; Sclerosis ; Skin* ; Skin, Artificial ; Sweat ; Sweating ; Tissue Donors ; Transplants* ; Wounds and Injuries

Burns* ; Cicatrix ; Contracture ; Delivery of Health Care ; Extremities ; Fibrosis ; Follow-Up Studies ; Hand ; Humans ; Hypesthesia ; Pliability ; Sclerosis ; Skin* ; Skin, Artificial ; Sweat ; Sweating ; Tissue Donors ; Transplants* ; Wounds and Injuries

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The Usefulness of Enzyme Alginogel (Flaminal(R)) for 2nd Degree Burn Patient Treatment.

Kyung Han YU ; Yong Il YOON ; Soo A LIM ; An Yung RYU

Journal of Korean Burn Society.2013;16(2):109-114.

PURPOSE: In conservative treatment of burn wounds, early epithelialization is essential to obtain good aesthetic and functional results. When choosing of dressing method to treat burn wound we should consider an optimal environment for healing. In this study, we used enzyme alginogel that is a new class of non cytotoxic wound care products. METHODS: Patient information from May 2012 to October 2012 was analysed for degree of epithelialization, bacterial loads and pain. We retrospectively reviewed the efficacy of enzyme alginogel (Flaminal(R)) in the experimenal group of 31 patients treated with this product and compared this with a control group of 30 patients treated with classical treatment. RESULTS: The study showed a significantly shorter healing time and decresed pain in the Flaminal(R) group. A limited number of patients were found to be positive for wound swabs and no severe inflammation and allergic reaction. CONCLUSION: Applying enzyme alginogel (Flaminal(R)) to burn wound showed satisfactory results in epithelialization, degree of pain. It can be one of treatment options for partial thickness burn wound.
Bacterial Load ; Bandages ; Burns* ; Humans ; Hypersensitivity ; Inflammation ; Methods ; Retrospective Studies ; Wounds and Injuries

Bacterial Load ; Bandages ; Burns* ; Humans ; Hypersensitivity ; Inflammation ; Methods ; Retrospective Studies ; Wounds and Injuries

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Effectiveness of Early Enteral Feeding in Major Burn Patient.

Beong Hoon SOHN ; Hyeong Tae YANG ; Hae Jun LIM ; Dohern KIM ; Jun HUR ; Wook CHUN ; Jong Hyun KIM ; Samuel LEE ; Hyeon YOON ; Yong Suk CHO

Journal of Korean Burn Society.2013;16(2):104-108.

PURPOSE: Early enteral feeding is recommended in cases of critical illness. However, it is unclear whether this recommendation is of most benefit to extremely ill patients. From our experiences, our authors believed that early enteral nutrition can lead to better prognosis of ICU patients. We aim to clarify the efficacy of early enteral feeding. METHODS: Eighty six critically ill patients were enrolled and grouped as "Early enteral feeding (EF)" and "Delayed enteral feeding (DF)" for this cross-sectional, prospective randomized observational study. To reduce the selection bias, we compare our groups to 20~39% (group A) TBSA (total body surface area, and 40~59% (group B) TBSA burned. BMI (body mass index), length of ICU stay, length of hospital stay, hospital mortality, serum prealbumin, serum transfferin and lymphocyte count data were collected over 28 days. RESULTS: There were no statistical differences in measured outcomes between early and late feeding groups. In serologic test; prealbumin, transferrin and lymphocyte, there is also no statistical difference except 2nd, 4th week of lymphocyte. EF group has higher lymphocyte than DF group. In the group A, however, prealbumin and transferrin was high in EF group during the whole 4 weeks of study. Comparing the ICU stay and hospital mortality, there was also no statistical significance. CONCLUSION: In this study, there is no significant association between hospital outcomes and timing of enteral feeding initiation. More active trials and many-sided studies will be needed to maximize the effect of early enteral nutritional support as a method to improve treatment for major burned patients.
Body Surface Area ; Burns* ; Critical Illness ; Enteral Nutrition* ; Hospital Mortality ; Humans ; Length of Stay ; Lymphocyte Count ; Lymphocytes ; Methods ; Nutritional Support ; Observational Study ; Prealbumin ; Prognosis ; Prospective Studies ; Selection Bias ; Serologic Tests ; Transferrin

Body Surface Area ; Burns* ; Critical Illness ; Enteral Nutrition* ; Hospital Mortality ; Humans ; Length of Stay ; Lymphocyte Count ; Lymphocytes ; Methods ; Nutritional Support ; Observational Study ; Prealbumin ; Prognosis ; Prospective Studies ; Selection Bias ; Serologic Tests ; Transferrin

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A Preference and Satisfaction Survey on the Wound Management System.

Yoon Kyeong KANG ; Aram HONG ; Boung Chul LEE ; Dohern KIM ; Cheong Hoon SEO

Journal of Korean Burn Society.2013;16(2):99-103.

PURPOSE: The biggest problem of wound healing is a possible occurrence of lesion. Especially, in the case of patients who have a skin injury around exposed body parts, if their treatment period drag on for long time, they can suffer from after-effects and the costs can be passed on to a society. Therefore, in this research, we investigated the need to develop the effective medicine and appliances for the patients by examining which therapy methods are being applying to the skin damage and what is the advantage and limit by evaluating the patient's satisfaction level. METHODS: We carried out an online and offline survey targeting medical teams in order to analyze device for wound care. A total of 125 medical teams applied to the research, and investigate the level of customer satisfaction. RESULTS: The moist dressings are the most used method for wound healing. When it comes to the level of customer satisfaction, biological dressing product also has a high satisfaction level. However its high cost tends to limit the use. CONCLUSION: This research reached a conclusion that it is need to develop a low cost and high efficiency wound care product considering the fact that its high cost and low efficiency induced economic problems. Generally, it is needed to develop a product for skin regeneration based on biological technologies, not a product just for damage cure.
Bandages ; Biological Dressings ; Human Body ; Humans ; Methods ; Regeneration ; Skin ; Wound Healing ; Wounds and Injuries*

Bandages ; Biological Dressings ; Human Body ; Humans ; Methods ; Regeneration ; Skin ; Wound Healing ; Wounds and Injuries*

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Thermal Injury During the Microvascular Free Flap: A Case Report.

Hee Eun CHO ; Si Gyun ROH ; Nae Ho LEE ; Kyung Moo YANG

Journal of Korean Burn Society.2014;17(2):104-106.

Thermal injury to free flap site can be severe and distressing injuries both for the patients and the surgeon. Thermal injuries to insensate free flaps are known complications often reported. But thermal injuries to free flaps are also occurred in the perioperative period. This study focused on the various factors associated with these injuries. We reported a 36-years old male patient with scalding burn in using warmed saline irrigation who underwent anterolateral thigh perforator free flap due to diabetic foot ulcer on dorsum of left foot. The clinical characteristics of thermal injuries during the free tissue transters are 1) Warmed saline irrigation is often too hot and a temperature excess 48degrees C should be considered very hot saline during the operation. 2) The direct exposure of the microscope light often causes iatrogenic burn, so copiously irrigating the surgical field and readjusting the light source's position or its output intensity are important. Surgeon must be aware that warmed saline irrigation & surgical microscope can cause thermal injury to free flap during the free tissue transfer.
Burns ; Diabetic Foot ; Foot ; Free Tissue Flaps* ; Humans ; Male ; Perioperative Period ; Thigh ; Ulcer

Burns ; Diabetic Foot ; Foot ; Free Tissue Flaps* ; Humans ; Male ; Perioperative Period ; Thigh ; Ulcer

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Lower Lid Orbicularis Oculi Myocutaneous Transposition Flap for Orbital Radiation Induced Scars.

Dong Chul KIM ; Hee Young LEE ; Dong Ju JUNG ; Ryun LEE ; Jae Hee KIM ; Tae Yeon KIM ; Se Il LEE

Journal of Korean Burn Society.2014;17(2):99-103.

PURPOSE: Reconstruction for post-radiation scar on periorbital area including upper eyelid takes consider of eyelid function and cosmetic results. It is a challenging procedure to reconstruct the severe radiation induced scars deformities on face around the orbital area in terms of its complicated anatomy and restoration of cosmetic social function. The authors report a reconstruction case of radiation induced severe facial deformities with scars including upper lid and periorbital area using evidence based plastic surgical techniques such as newly designed lower lid orbicularis oculi myocutaneous transposition flap, lateral canthopexy, skin graft, composite graft, fat graft, acellular dermal matrix graft, Z-plasty focusing on cosmetic and functional result. METHODS: A 18 year-old female patient had right upper facial deformities caused by radiation induced wide scars around the right periorbital, upper lid and temporal area after treatment for hemangioma at age of 1. She also showed right facial palsy on forehead, and hypoplasia of left ala nasi. The patient suffered from skin atrophy, wide scar formation, scar contractures on right periorbital area, severe lagophthalmos on right eye, right frontal facial palsy, and small hypoplastic left ala nasi. At the first operation, release of scars and full thickness skin graft, reposition of asymmetric right eyebrow caused by facial palsy using Z-plasty, correction of temporal depression using acellular dermal matrix (AlloDerm(R)) graft, and auricular composite graft for left ala nasi reconstruction were performed. And after 4 months follow-up, the second operations were performed including lower orbicularis oculi muscle transposition flap for upper lid lagophthalmos, lateral canthopexy, and fat graft. RESULTS: Lower lid orbicularis oculi muscle transposition flap and all grafts were successfully survived. After 3 weeks follow-up, she showed good looking facial appearance and facial symmetry, and there were no complications. CONCLUSION: For post-radiation facial scar reconstruction, it showed a better cosmetic outcome using flap transfer rather than skin graft. The newly designed lower eyelid orbicularis oculi muscle transposition flap, canthopexy, fat graft give a good result for reconstruction of radiation induced scars of upper eyelid and periorbital deformities.
Acellular Dermis ; Atrophy ; Cicatrix* ; Congenital Abnormalities ; Contracture ; Depression ; Eyebrows ; Eyelids ; Facial Paralysis ; Female ; Follow-Up Studies ; Forehead ; Hemangioma ; Humans ; Orbit* ; Skin ; Transplants

Acellular Dermis ; Atrophy ; Cicatrix* ; Congenital Abnormalities ; Contracture ; Depression ; Eyebrows ; Eyelids ; Facial Paralysis ; Female ; Follow-Up Studies ; Forehead ; Hemangioma ; Humans ; Orbit* ; Skin ; Transplants

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Investigation for Phlebitis Development by Peripheral Venous Catheter in Burn Patients.

Kyung Ja KIM ; Duck Su LIM ; Jang Hyun LEE ; Hye Youn KIM

Journal of Korean Burn Society.2014;17(2):95-98.

PURPOSE: The purpose of this study is to build an evidence for adjusting the guideline of our hospital for changing peripheral intravenous catheter interval from 72 hour to 96hour through the checklist based on the Hospital nursing association intravenous infusion therapy practice in burn patients who have special characteristics comparing with other patient. METHODS: From 9 July 2014 to 20 July 2014, 30 burn patients who need a peripheral intravenous catheter were enrolled. The catheter insertion site was observed 3 times a day and it was analyzed by the time passage. Phlebitis scale for Hallym medical center was used for the diagnosis of phlebitis. Phlebitis was reported from phlebitis scale grade 2. RESULTS: Peripheral catheter was removed in 10 patients (34%) for phlebitis scale grade 2. Among the patients, 8 patients had edema and 2 patients had erythema. There were only 5 patients (17%) who had maintained peripheral catheter for more than 96 hours. Most of the patients were given 5% dextrose fluid. Some patients had a high osmolar (883~1058 g) nutritional therapy during early post-burn period. CONCLUSION: In burn patient, peripheral venous catheter is usually inserted to the extremity area of which the vessel is relatively weak due to the burn wound and immobilization. And it was difficult to maintain the peripheral catheter for more than 96 hours. Because the burn patients should receive the hyperosmolar fluid and medications during the early post-burn period. Further investigation through comparing analysis should be performed for developing intravenous infusion therapy practice in burn patients
Burns* ; Catheterization, Peripheral ; Catheters* ; Checklist ; Diagnosis ; Edema ; Erythema ; Extremities ; Glucose ; Humans ; Immobilization ; Infusions, Intravenous ; Nursing ; Phlebitis* ; Wounds and Injuries

Burns* ; Catheterization, Peripheral ; Catheters* ; Checklist ; Diagnosis ; Edema ; Erythema ; Extremities ; Glucose ; Humans ; Immobilization ; Infusions, Intravenous ; Nursing ; Phlebitis* ; Wounds and Injuries

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Vitamin C and D Insufficiency in Burn Patients Undergoing Rehabilitative Therapy-Preliminary Result.

Yoon Soo CHO ; Young A CHOI ; Cheong Hoon SEO

Journal of Korean Burn Society.2014;17(2):91-94.

PURPOSE: The burn increase the requirement for the antioxidative vitamin C and decrease the plasma concentration of vitamin D due to the loss of skin body surface area. We investigated the vitamin C and D status and the prevalence of vitamin C and D insufficiency in adult burn patients undergoing rehabilitative therapy. METHODS: 256 burn patients admitted to the department of rehabilitation medicine from April 2013 to September 2014 were tested for the plasma level of vitamin C and D[25(OH)D]. Vitamin C insufficiency was considered as <26.1micromol/L and vitamin D insufficiency as <20 ng/ml. We compared the mean plasma level of vitamin C and D[25(OH)D] according to burned percent of total body surface area (TBSA). RESULTS: Vitamin C insufficiency in 63.3% and vitamin D deficiency in 87.1%. In burn patients of TBSA> or =20%, mean plasma concentration of vitamin C and vitamin D[25(OH)D] were significantly lower (P=0.023, P<0.001). With adjusting for potential confounder such as age, sex, burn type, mean serum 25 (OH)D levels was significantly decreased 0.07 ng/ml per one percent of burned surface area (beta=-0.07, P<0.001), but with adjusting for age, sex, burn type, length of ICU stay and duration from burn injury to sampling, vitamin C and vitamin D[25(OH)D] were not significantly decreased (P=0.221, P=0.142). CONCLUSION: Vitamin C and D insufficiency were common nutrient problems in burn patients undergoing rehabilitative therapy. Further studies will be needed to establish the effective way to improve vitamin C and D status and prevent nutritional complications.
Adult ; Ascorbic Acid* ; Body Surface Area ; Burns* ; Humans ; Plasma ; Prevalence ; Rehabilitation ; Skin ; Vitamin D ; Vitamin D Deficiency ; Vitamins

Adult ; Ascorbic Acid* ; Body Surface Area ; Burns* ; Humans ; Plasma ; Prevalence ; Rehabilitation ; Skin ; Vitamin D ; Vitamin D Deficiency ; Vitamins

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The Advantages of Using Laryngeal Mask Airway in Case of Burn Eschar Excision Under General Anesthesia.

Moo Hyun KIM ; Jae Hong YOO ; Seung Soo KIM ; So Young JI

Journal of Korean Burn Society.2014;17(2):86-90.

PURPOSE: The most commonly used way of keeping airway, during general anesthesia, is endotracheal intubation. However, in case of short and simple surgery like escharectomy of burn wounds with Versajet(R), less invasive method using laryngeal mask airway is recommended rather than using endotracheal tube. The purpose of this study is to compare between laryngeal tube and endotracheal tube in case of escharectomy of burn wounds with Versajet(R), so that it may contribute to improving the ability of surgeon to carry out advanced airway management. METHODS: We selected 60 patients undergoing general anesthesia randomly who were to be given short operation lasting less than one hour and then anestheize each 30 patients by using endotracheal tube and laryngeal mask airway. Patients who underwent escharectomy of deep secondary burn wounds less than 9% of body surface with Versajet(R) were also divided into two groups (laryngeal mask airway, LMA group: 30 people, endotracheal tube, ETT group: 30 people). The size of laryngeal tube and laryngeal mask airway is chosen by body weight and sex. The laryngeal mask airway and endotracheal tube are both properly positioned and the ventilation efficient was not significantly different. We estimated the number of insertion attempts and the insertion time of endotracheal tube and laryngeal mask airway. Proper positioning, effect on cardiovascular system and postoperative airway problems (sore throat, nausea) after the recovery were also recorded. Successful insertion was judged by the Anesthesiologist. RESULTS: Probability of success rate were higher in the LMA group than in the ETT group in the first attempt (P-value= 0.028). Time used in successful insertion in the first attempt with LMA insertion group was significantly shorter than ETT insertion group (P-value= 0.014). Mean dosage of the muscle relaxants used were higher in the ETT group than in the LMA group (P-value= 0.012). No significant differences were observed in incidences of Myalgia between the two groups. There is statistically significant difference in incidences of postoperative sore throat in the two groups (P-value= 0.0058). There is no statistically significant difference in incidences of postoperative nausea or vomiting in the two groups. CONCLUSION: This comparative study suggests that Laryngeal mask airway (LMA) are useful for simple surgery of escharectomy of burn wounds with Versajet(R) and relatively more safer than using endotracheal tube (ETT) in general anesthesia for educated plastic surgeon in case of short and simple surgery like escharectomy of burn wounds.
Airway Management ; Anesthesia, General* ; Body Weight ; Burns* ; Cardiovascular System ; Humans ; Incidence ; Intubation, Intratracheal ; Laryngeal Masks* ; Masks ; Myalgia ; Pharyngitis ; Pharynx ; Postoperative Nausea and Vomiting ; Ventilation ; Vomiting ; Wounds and Injuries

Airway Management ; Anesthesia, General* ; Body Weight ; Burns* ; Cardiovascular System ; Humans ; Incidence ; Intubation, Intratracheal ; Laryngeal Masks* ; Masks ; Myalgia ; Pharyngitis ; Pharynx ; Postoperative Nausea and Vomiting ; Ventilation ; Vomiting ; Wounds and Injuries

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Korean Burn Society

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J Korean Burn Soc

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1229-0955

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