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Česky / Czech version | ACTA CHIRURGIAE PLASTICAE, 48, 2, 2006, pp. 48–50 |
OUR EXPERIENCE IN NUTRITION OF A BURNT CHILD
TREATED WITH INTEGRA® Tymonová J.1, Crkvenjaš Z.1, Kadlčík M.1, Hladík M.2, Adámková M.1 1Burn Centre and 2Department of Children Intensive and Resuscitation Care, University Hospital, Ostrava, Czech Republic |
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Summary: Integra® artificial skin was applied on 16% of TBSA after necrectomy on a 7-month-old girl who was scalded on
26% of TBSA by her mother when she was cooking goulash. Nutritional parameters were monitored during the period
of 25 days from the 1st necrectomy and application of Integra® up to the first autotransplantation – in the period
when the other burnt surfaces were almost healed. The average intake of proteins and energy to achieve normal
levels of monitored nutritional parameters was lower than that recommended by calculations for similarly burnt
children. Our observation is similar to that of King (1).
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