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Epidemiology and treatment of The Fractures in Burned Patients
Ho-Guen Chang, Woon-Hwa Jeong, Ung-Joo Lee, Jun-Dong Chang, Won-Ho Cho, Chang-Ju Lee
Journal of the Korean Society of Fractures 1996;9(4):1034-1038.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.12671/jksf.1996.9.4.1034
Published online: July 6, 2016

Department of Orthopaedics Surgery, College of Medicine, Hallym University, Seoul, Korea.

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  • The fractures in the burned patients is more complicated mechanism. There are controversies in the treatment of the fractures in the burned patients.
    We analysed the fracture incidence, the type of burn, the mode of injury, the mean burn percentage, the fracture site and the results of treatment of the if fractures in 44 patients selected from 3300 burned patients in Hangang sacred-heart hospital during recent 5 years.
    The incidence of the fractures in the burned patients was 1.3%, the predominant type of the burn was flame burn(72.7%), the mean burn percentage was 28.7% of the total body surface. The mode of injury mainly consisted of fall down after burn(50%). The most common fracture site was thoracolumbar spine(11 cases).
    In 12 long bonr fractures, 5 cases(Tibia:3 case, Femur:2 case) were treated with operative method. But, the osteomyelitis was not developed in ail cases. We concluded that the operative treatment is recommended in severe burned fracture patients for pain relief, comfortable wound manage, rigid fixation and early exercise.

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