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Immediate Fasciotomy for Acute Thermal Contact Burn Combined with Compression Injury of the Right Forearm and Hand: A Case Report

Jung SW, Lee S, Yoo KT

  • KMID: 2502602
  • J Korean Burn Soc.
  • 2020 Jun;23(1):13-19.
Treatment of compartment syndrome is early decompressive fasciotomy to prevent dreadful sequelae of ischemic necrosis of muscles and nerves. We experienced one patient of impending or early compartment syndrome of...
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Serum Lactate, Creatinine and Urine Output: Early Predictors of Mortality after Initial Fluid Resuscitation in Severe Burn Patients

Oh S, Kym D

  • KMID: 2502600
  • J Korean Burn Soc.
  • 2020 Jun;23(1):1-6.
Purpose: PL, creatinine and urine output are biomarkers of the suitability and prognosis of fluid therapy in severe burn patients. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the usefulness...
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Rhombus Subcutaneous Pedicle Skin Flap for Reconstruction of Linear Depressed Postburn Scar Band

Kim DC, Kim JH, Yu SH, Shin CH, Lee CK

  • KMID: 2502604
  • J Korean Burn Soc.
  • 2020 Jun;23(1):25-29.
This paper presents our clinical experiences for reconstruction of the linear depressed postburn scar band by rhombus subcutaneous pedicle skin flap (RSPF). We report new RSPF, it’s versatility, and effectiveness...
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A Clinical Study on Recent Causing Agents of Chemical Burns

Shin CH, Yu SH, Kim JH, Kim DC

  • KMID: 2502601
  • J Korean Burn Soc.
  • 2020 Jun;23(1):7-12.
Purpose: Due to rapid changes in the industrial structure in last decade, the wider various types of chemical agents were introduced. Burn surgeons should be well-informed with rapid changes of...
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Fragmented Split-Thickness Skin Graft Using a Razor Blade in Burn Induced Diabetic Foot

Park CH, Choi M, Kang CS, Kim TG

  • KMID: 2502603
  • J Korean Burn Soc.
  • 2020 Jun;23(1):20-24.
Diabetic patients have an increased risk of burn injuries on foot. Because of their diabetic neuropathy, they could contact with hot water or warming device without being aware of it....
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