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Dr Wambi David
The document outlines the pathophysiology of burns, common causes, and the demographics most affected by burn injuries. It details the assessment of burn area and depth, emphasizing the importance of accurate evaluation for effective management. Key management strategies are discussed, including initial assessment, resuscitation, and long-term rehabilitation. Special topics such as compartment syndrome and prognostication in major burns are also addressed.
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