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Global Scenario- BurnsGlobal Scenario- Burns
Eleven million /year Eleven million /year
WHO. Global Burden of Disease, 2004 Summary Tables. Geneva, WHO, 2008WHO. Global Burden of Disease, 2004 Summary Tables. Geneva, WHO, 2008
Global ScenarioGlobal Scenario
* Fire related deaths 320,000 * Fire related deaths 320,000 globally globally
* >50% in South-East * >50% in South-East Asia=Global epicenterAsia=Global epicenter
Murray CJL. The global burden of diseases. Vol I, WHO: 1996Murray CJL. The global burden of diseases. Vol I, WHO: 1996
Women, Burns and Women, Burns and Other DiseaseOther Disease
WHO’s Estimated annual incidence (‘000s) for selected causes: by sex, age and WHO subregion 2002
Girls 5-14 years from Girls 5-14 years from South East AsiaSouth East Asia Death Due to Burn = 9700Death Due to Burn = 9700
Tuberculosis = 6337Tuberculosis = 6337 HIV / AIDS = 2105HIV / AIDS = 2105 Malaria = 352Malaria = 352
WHO. Global Burden of Disease, 2002WHO. Global Burden of Disease, 2002
IndiaIndia
• >1 million suffer moderate to >1 million suffer moderate to severe burns/year severe burns/year (1)(1)
• 1,40,000 die of burn injuries every 1,40,000 die of burn injuries every year in India alone.year in India alone.
1.1. World Health Organization. Burns: WHO Factsheet. Factsheet No. World Health Organization. Burns: WHO Factsheet. Factsheet No. 365 May 2012.365 May 2012.
BangladeshBangladesh
Incidence 375,000/yr Incidence 375,000/yr 0.24% of 150 Million 0.24% of 150 Million (1)(1)
Burn Deaths=3.97/100,000 Burn Deaths=3.97/100,000 (1)(1)
>173,000 children/year >173,000 children/year (2)(2)
1. Mashreky SR et al. Burn Injury in Bangladesh: Electrical injury a 1. Mashreky SR et al. Burn Injury in Bangladesh: Electrical injury a major contributor. Int. J Burns Trauma. 2011; 1(1):62-7. Epub 2011 major contributor. Int. J Burns Trauma. 2011; 1(1):62-7. Epub 2011 Sep 3.Sep 3.
(2) WHO. Burns: WHO Factsheet. Factsheet No. 365 May 2012(2) WHO. Burns: WHO Factsheet. Factsheet No. 365 May 2012..
PakistanPakistan
Incidence 210,977 / 159 million popn. Incidence 210,977 / 159 million popn. (1)(1)
Mortality rate of >40% Burn= 86% Mortality rate of >40% Burn= 86% (2)(2)
Developed Country= < 20%Developed Country= < 20%
Overall Mortality in hospital admitted Overall Mortality in hospital admitted patientspatients= 41.30% = 41.30% (3)(3)
1. www.rightdiagnosis.com/b/burns/stats-country.htm#extrapwarning1. www.rightdiagnosis.com/b/burns/stats-country.htm#extrapwarning2. www. Pims.gov.pk/burnscenter.htm2. www. Pims.gov.pk/burnscenter.htm3. Madina Hashmi. Management of patients in dedicated burn intensive 3. Madina Hashmi. Management of patients in dedicated burn intensive
care unit in a developing country. Burns (2012)care unit in a developing country. Burns (2012)
Disabilities and Disabilities and DeformitiesDeformities
Disability Adjusted Life Years (DALYs) Disability Adjusted Life Years (DALYs) per annumper annum
Fire related burns alone causes 10 Fire related burns alone causes 10 million DALYS/yearmillion DALYS/year
Peden M, McGee K, Sharma G. The injury chart book: a graphical overview of the Peden M, McGee K, Sharma G. The injury chart book: a graphical overview of the global burden of injuries. Geneva, WHO, 2002. p30global burden of injuries. Geneva, WHO, 2002. p30
USAUSA
Total Population =300 Total Population =300 millionsmillions
Total Burn Cases =450,000Total Burn Cases =450,000 Deaths 3500/ per year (0.7%)Deaths 3500/ per year (0.7%)
American Burn Association, National Burn Repository. 2011 ReportAmerican Burn Association, National Burn Repository. 2011 Report
Nepalese ScenarioNepalese Scenario
Total cases= 55,902/ yearTotal cases= 55,902/ year (0.22% of Popn)(0.22% of Popn)
153/day, 6/hour, 1/10 mins153/day, 6/hour, 1/10 mins
Annual Report 2008-9. Ministry of Health and Population, Annual Report 2008-9. Ministry of Health and Population, Department of Health Services, Government of Nepal.Department of Health Services, Government of Nepal.
Nepalese ScenrioNepalese Scenrio
2100 deaths due to burn (4%) 2100 deaths due to burn (4%) 11
>40% TBSA= 100% mortality >40% TBSA= 100% mortality 22
1.1. WHO. Global burden of disease, 2002WHO. Global burden of disease, 20022. EH Liu et al. A 3 year prospective audit of Burns patients treated at WRH of Nepal. Burns, 2. EH Liu et al. A 3 year prospective audit of Burns patients treated at WRH of Nepal. Burns,
24(1998), 129-133.24(1998), 129-133.
Cause of Burns: Nepal2004-2008 / Total cases 833*
Open Fire (cooking, field) 87% Open fire (w/gasoline) 1% Boiling liquid (scald) 10% Electrical 2%
*Unpublished Data from Department of Burns, Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, Kathmandu Model Hospital, Exhibition Road, Nepal, 2012.
Time Lapse Before Time Lapse Before Constructive SurgeryConstructive Surgery
Average time lapse before Average time lapse before reconstructive surgeryreconstructive surgery
18yr18yrss
Burns asBurns as
-Human Right Issue-Human Right Issue
-Economic Issue -Economic Issue ($80.2 ($80.2 B)B)
SkinSkin
-Defensive barrier-Controls temperature-Waterproof, prevents infection, leakage of protein and fluidSkin for Skin
Major BurnsMajor Burns= 20% TBSA (Adult)= 20% TBSA (Adult)=10% (Children)=10% (Children)
Deep Burn=30% TBSA Deep Burn=30% TBSA (?)(?)
Cadaveric Skin- life Cadaveric Skin- life savingsaving
-Prevents Infection-Prevents Infection
-Decreases Pain-Decreases Pain
-Decreases plasma oozing-Decreases plasma oozing
-Less dressing changes-Less dressing changes
-Promotes wound healing-Promotes wound healing
Skin Skin -The most effective -The most effective dressingdressing- Hospital Stay- Hospital Stay
- Cost of Treatment- Cost of Treatment
-- Survival-- Survival
- Pain- Pain
Allograft skin in burn Allograft skin in burn wound coveragewound coverage
Bettman- 1938Bettman- 1938
Webster- 1944Webster- 1944
Matthews- 1945Matthews- 1945
Skin autografts stored for Skin autografts stored for 3 weeks at 4 to 7 degree C3 weeks at 4 to 7 degree C
Skin From Dead BodySkin From Dead Body
-Harvested within 6 hours of deathHarvested within 6 hours of death-Donor – without HIV, Hep B, Hep C, Donor – without HIV, Hep B, Hep C, skin conditions, Cancer, Infection, skin conditions, Cancer, Infection, Active JaundiceActive Jaundice
Skin HarvestingSkin Harvesting
-Permission from the family-Permission from the family
-All aseptic precautions-All aseptic precautions
-Home, Hospital, Morgue-Home, Hospital, Morgue
-Thighs, Back of the body-Thighs, Back of the body
-Only thin layer-Only thin layer
-No disfigurement, no -No disfigurement, no bleedingbleeding
-Takes 45 minutes-Takes 45 minutes
-No matching required-No matching required
Processing and Processing and StorageStorage
-Bio safety Cabinet-Bio safety Cabinet
-Refrigeration-Refrigeration
-Chemical (Glycerol 85 %)-Chemical (Glycerol 85 %)
-Stored up to 5 years in -Stored up to 5 years in GlycerolGlycerol
-Cryopreservation-Cryopreservation
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