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1. Blood coagulation alterations over the first 10 days after severe burn injury

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Jeanne M. Barbier, Marina V. Viana, Olivier Pantet, Lorenzo Alberio, and Mette M. Berger

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Burn injury, Coagulopathy, Blood products, Fluid resuscitation, Thrombocytopenia, Dermatology, RL1-803, Medical emergencies. Critical care. Intensive care. First aid, RC86-88.9
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Introduction: Coagulation disorders occur during the first 48 h after major burn injury, affecting mainly PT/INR and aPTT. Some authors consider them burn specific. The aim was to assess the magnitude of coagulation disorders during the first 10 days after severe burn injury and its eventual association with fluid intakes. Methods: Retrospective study of prospectively collected data including patients with burns ≥ 20%BSA (body surface area) who stayed ≥ 24 h at the burn-intensive care unit (ICU). Predetermined data for the analysis of fluid and blood products administration and laboratory values were extracted from the computerized information system. Descriptive statistics, data as median. Results: 167 patients included. The volumes of fluid resuscitation decreased over the first 10 days (median 6815 ml on day 1 decreasing to 4190 ml by day 10, p

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2022
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2. Blood coagulation alterations over the first 10 days after severe burn injury

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Mette M. Berger, Marina Verçoza Viana, Lorenzo Alberio, Jeanne M. Barbier, and Olivier Pantet

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Body surface area, Resuscitation, business.industry, RC86-88.9, Fluid resuscitation, Major burn, Retrospective cohort study, Medical emergencies. Critical care. Intensive care. First aid, General Medicine, Dermatology, Thrombocytopenia, Coagulation, Burn injury, Blood products, Coagulopathy, Anesthesia, RL1-803, Medicine, Severe burn, business, Coagulation Disorder
Abstract

Introduction: Coagulation disorders occur during the first 48 h after major burn injury, affecting mainly PT/INR and aPTT. Some authors consider them burn specific. The aim was to assess the magnitude of coagulation disorders during the first 10 days after severe burn injury and its eventual association with fluid intakes. Methods: Retrospective study of prospectively collected data including patients with burns ≥ 20%BSA (body surface area) who stayed ≥ 24 h at the burn-intensive care unit (ICU). Predetermined data for the analysis of fluid and blood products administration and laboratory values were extracted from the computerized information system. Descriptive statistics, data as median. Results: 167 patients included. The volumes of fluid resuscitation decreased over the first 10 days (median 6815 ml on day 1 decreasing to 4190 ml by day 10, p

Published
2022

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