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Burns: A comprehensive look at burn pathophysiology and clinical management

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ankitghasadiya154@*.com

May 11 2019, 3:59 am

If patient has lets say head and neck burn plus chest area  burn then how much would be TBSA burned ? Rule of nine has 9%for head and neck and anterior trunk has 18% but here only chest area is burn not the whole anterior trunk.

Ahmed Zaafran MD presents Burns Types of burns Pathophysiology Fluid shifts, infections, and electrolyte imbalances Differential diagnosis Management

In this video we will learn about :

1. Types of burns. 

2.  Assessment of burn damage. 

3. Parkland's burn formula for calculation of surface area. 

4. Fluid changes and multi organ failure following burn.

5. Fluid replacement and wound care protocols.

6. Management during acute phase. 

7.Surgical management. 

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Ahmed Zaafran, MD

Ahmed Zaafran, MD

Co-founder, Chief Medical Officer Lucid Lanes Board-Certified Clinical and Research Anesthesiologist, TEDx Speaker

I’m currently the CEO and President of Lucid Lane Providers, and the Chief Medical Officer of Lucid Lane, Inc, a digital health company I co-founded in 2018. I am a digital health entrepreneur and clinical anesthesiologist. I trained at the world-renowned Texas Medical Center in Houston, Texas, and joined the faculty at Stanford University School of Medicine in the department of Anesthesiology from 2012-2021. My TEDx talk in 2023 focused on our data-driven solution, via therapy, to prevent and reduce opioid dependence around surgery, while leveraging technology to improve pain and patient outcomes. The intent is to provide value foremost to the patient to live a better life, while also creating an ecosystem of benefit to providers, payors, and employers.

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