Resuscitation
The first 24-72 hours
Fluid resuscitation in burns
ModerateManagement of plasma volume loss after thermal injury. The clinical frame is bounded by under-resuscitation (shock, acute kidney injury, death) and over-resuscitation ("fluid creep," pulmonary edema, compartment syndromes). Contemporary practice combines Parkland or modified Broo…
- Fluid creep in burnsin editorial review
- Hypertonic saline burn resuscitationin editorial review
- Albumin resuscitation in burns
Albumin is the most widely used colloid in burn resuscitation. The 2024 ABA clinical practice guideline supports its use, especially in larger burns, to reduce resuscitation volumes and improve urine
- Fresh frozen plasma resuscitation in burns
Fresh frozen plasma is used in burn resuscitation as a colloid to reduce crystalloid volumes, as a plasma-inclusive adjunct targeting endotheliopathy, and historically as the primary colloid in plasma
- Pediatric burn resuscitationin editorial review
- Abdominal compartment syndrome in burnsin editorial review
- Hemodynamic monitoring burn resuscitationin editorial review
- Ai ml decision support burn resuscitationin editorial review
- Prehospital burn resuscitationin editorial review