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BURN CARE
COMMENTARY FA L L 2 0 2 0
®
FROM THE BURN CENTER
Specialized Burn Care is Helping Patients
Changing Lives in Your Community and Their Families
in eight states, including Colorado, “Family is powerful medicine” and
Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Mississippi, Dr. Joseph M. Still understood the
Nevada, South Carolina, and Texas. power of family three decades ago
Annually, we treat more than 20 when he created the Burn Foundation
percent of the nation’s burn injuries. in Augusta, GA. Today, BFA’s reach
includes all the facilities served by Burn
As the recently named CEO, I am and Reconstructive Centers of America
proud to be at the helm and will and Joseph M. Still Burn Centers, Inc.
continue steering BRCA towards
treatments that will positively affect We offer support to burn patients and
patient outcomes. We will continue the their families through the healing
legacy of providing expert burn care process, their transition home and
by developing burn centers in areas back for follow-up visits. Our support
of need. Additionally, BRCA’s newly- includes a friendly conversation over
established burn fellowship program lunch; a place to sleep at the Chavis
will enable us to instill proven practices House retreat; a gas card or bus ticket
and techniques into future generations for their follow-up appointment; or
of physicians specializing in burn care. assistance with other items to ensure a
successful recovery.
Our comprehensive list of services for
adult and pediatric patients includes In 2019, BFA provided:
acute and reconstructive care for burn + 7,986 nights of free lodging
injuries, hand/extremity and wound + Transitional services to 1,093 burn
injuries, skin and soft tissue disorders, patients
hyperbaric oxygen therapy, and + $184,779 in direct patient
IN THE LAST 80 YEARS, dramatic plastic surgery. For a complete list of assistance, including transportation,
improvements have been made services offered by BRCA, please visit and other needs.
in burn care that have resulted in burncenters.com/services. Services
quicker healing, fewer complications, are available 24/7. And we did every bit of this at no
less debilitating scars, and higher charge to the patients and their
survival rates. BRCA is committed to making the families. However, those services are
transfer of patients seamless, quick, only available at no charge because of
BRCA has been a part of those and as convenient as possible. For countless corporate and community
improvements since 1978 and is consultations, referrals or transfers, partners, as well as those whose lives
recognized nationwide as a leader call 855-863-9595 or use the burn have been affected by burn injuries.
in burn care. BRCA’s reputation was app. To learn more about the burn app,
built upon our mission statement: please visit burncenters.com/app. If BFA’s goal – in the words of a family
Healing Patients, Healing Families, you have any suggestions to improve member we assisted – is to be “what
Healing Lives®. Our entire team our processes, please feel free to families need in a time of crisis
of providers and support staff contact me. and (be) great listeners and prayer
is committed to that mission by warriors.” We’re proud to work toward
employing the latest technologies and Claus Brandigi, M.D., FACS that goal every day, one patient and
product advancements, as well as by CEO, Burn and Reconstructive Centers one family at a time. If you have a
participating in multi-center research. of America question about the Burn Foundation
Medical Director, Joseph M. Still Burn of America or want to find out ways to
BRCA is the largest burn care network Center at WellStar Cobb Hospital in support our programs, please give us a
in the United States with 15 locations Austell, GA call at 1-800-650-BURN (2876). ◆
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15 LOCATIONS AND GROWING | 20% OF THE NATION’S BURN ADMISSIONS
COLORADO GEORGIA NEVADA
AURORA ATLANTA* LAS VEGAS
DENVER AUGUSTA* SOUTH CAROLINA
FLORIDA VALDOSTA * CHARLESTON *
MIAMI IDAHO TEXAS
TALLAHASSEE* IDAHO FALLS PLANO
TAMPA MISSISSIPPI SAN ANTONIO
JACKSON*
*JMS BURN CENTERS, INC. LOCATIONS
Our Services: Adult and Pediatric
Services vary by location
BURNS HYPERBARIC SKIN & SOFT TISSUE DISORDERS
+ Chemical OXYGEN THERAPY + Crush injuries
+ Electrical + 24/7 coverage + Degloving
+ Friction burn/road rash + Carbon monoxide + Diabetic wounds
+ Frostbite + Dive complications + Fournier’s gangrene
+ Inhalation + Wound healing + Necrotizing fasciitis
+ Radiation + Necrotizing soft tissue diseases
+ Thermal MICROVASCULAR + Skin sloughing disorders
SURGERY + Staphylococcal scalded skin syndrome
HAND AND + Stevens Johnson syndrome (SJS)/
EXTREMITY INJURIES PLASTIC AND toxic epidermal necrolysis (TEN)
+ Complex/traumatic injuries RECONSTRUCTIVE
+ Crush injuries SURGERY CRITICAL CARE
+ Degloving + Laser scar therapy + Adult
+ Replantation + Scar revision + Pediatric
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Healing the Burn:
Patient Care on
the Front Lines
EVERY 23 MINUTES A PERSON IN
THE UNITED STATES GETS BURNED.
That equates to more than 1.1 million
burns annually, with nearly half of those
seeking some kind of medical treatment.
Burns most often happen in places where
people are most comfortable – at home,
and are usually (86%) thermal burns from
fire or touching a hot surface. Whether it’s
cooking or one of the estimated 379,600
house fires (U.S. Fire Administration –
2018), odds are, a patient will end up
in your ED, ambulance, or office. Burn
and Reconstructive Centers of America
wants you to be prepared because
appropriate care before the patient
arrives at one of our burn centers helps
ensure the best outcomes.
First and foremost: Concentrate on
the ABCs – Airway, Breathing, and
Circulation. Check the patient for any
signs of other trauma and respond
accordingly. Don’t let the burn injury
distract you. Treating the burn can
wait; severe trauma cannot.
Airway and breathing are the first + Is the patient’s chest constricted by FLUID RESUSCITAITON
steps in the ABCs of initial care and burns? Are the burns full-thickness?
transfer preparation. Once the patient has been assessed
+ Is there evidence of an inhalation for trauma and stabilized, you can
Due to the nature of their injuries, burn injury, like singed facial hair or turn your attention to the burn
patients may have some component residue in the mouth? injury. One of the most important
of an airway injury. The importance aspects of pre-burn center care is
of assessing the airway and breathing + What is the patient’s proper fluid resuscitation. The goal
ability cannot be overstated. Intubation carboxyhemoglobin level? of fluid resuscitation is to maintain
may be necessary, but there are several perfusion and organ function while
factors to take into consideration: + If edema develops, will the patient’s avoiding inadequate or excessive
airway be impacted? fluid replacement. It’s important to
+ Is the patient’s voice hoarse? accurately dose fluid, as an overloaded
+ If you decide there is no need for patient often experiences increased
+ Is the patient’s Glasgow Coma Scale intubation, the patient should be mortality and morbidity rates.
score below 8? administered 100% humidified Oxygen.
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MECHANISM OF BURN
of our burn team at 855-863-9595. REFERRAL CRITERIA
BRCA’s burn experts have treated tens
America’s burn cases of thousands of burn patients and are The American Burn Association
break down into four available 24/7 to assist in ensuring not has established 10 criteria that
only the accuracy of fluid calculation, necessitate transferring a burn-
main mechanisms: but also the general need for fluids. injured patient for treatment.
Patients outside these criteria may
+ 86% suffer from REFERRING TO A BURN CENTER also benefit from the treatment
thermal burns modalities offered by BRCA:
- 43% fire/flame If the patient requires transferring to
one of our burn centers, the following 1. Partial-thickness burns with a
- 34% scalds steps should be taken to prep them ≥10% TBSA
- 9% hot objects for transfer:
+ 4% suffer from 2. Burns involving the face, hands,
electrical burns + Monitor urine output hourly feet, genitalia, perineum, or
major joints
+ 3% suffer from
+ Ensure patient is being kept warm
chemical burns 3. Third-degree burns of any size
+ 7% suffer from other + Always assess pulses in the extremities in any age group
causes
+ For chemical burns, brush off any 4. Electrical burns, including
chemical residue lightning strikes
Proper fluid resuscitation is dependent + Find out about the patient’s medical 5. Inhalation injuries
on the accurate calculation of the history and ask when and how they
patient’s Total Body Surface Area were burned 6. Chemical burns
(TBSA). TBSA is the percentage of the
body that has been injured or burned + Cover the burned areas in dry 7. Burn injuries in patients
and is usually assessed using the Rule dressings and try to elevate with pre-existing medical
of Nines. It’s important to note the injured areas disorders that could complicate
distinctions between the adult and management, prolong recovery,
pediatric Rule of Nines. There are two Once the patient is ready for transfer, or adversely affect recovery
main differences: the referring facility should have as
much of the following information 8. Any burns in a patient with
1. A child’s head is proportionally readily available as possible: concomitant trauma in which
larger at birth, and accounts for the burn poses the greatest risk
18% of its body area. As the child + Patient Demographics (name, age, of morbidity and mortality. If
ages, subtract 1% each year from sex, weight) the trauma poses the greatest
the head up to nine-years-old. The risk, the patient should be
head of children ages 10 and up + Burn information (time of injury, stabilized in a trauma center
should be calculated at 9%. estimated TBSA%, cause of burn, before being transferred to a
areas burned, associated injuries) burn center.
2. At the same time, you should add
0.5% to each leg for each year up to + Allergies 9. Pediatric burns in settings
nine-years-old. without qualified personnel
+ Current medication or equipment for the care of
The move towards specialized burn children
care has enabled burn centers to + Medical history (smoker, alcohol,
research, implement and improve early tetanus status) 10.Burn injuries in patients who
resuscitation practices to avoid over- will require special social,
aggressive fluid treatment. However, + Current status (inhalation injury, alert emotional, or long-term
not all burn patients need to be & oriented, intubated, circumferential rehabilitative interventions.
resuscitated. Burns under 10% TBSA burn, pulses present, escharotomies,
do not require fluid resuscitation. If you foley, vitals, IV Lactated Ringers rate
have any doubts, please call a member and total infused)
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team focuses on their long-term
recovery. For some patients, this may
mean reconstructive surgery to rebuild
and repair injured parts of their body.
Sometimes the focus is on the scarring
caused by a burn injury. Scars can
be constricting, painful, and itchy,
all symptoms that can severely alter
a patient’s quality of life. One of the
tools BRCA utilizes to help treat these
FIRST-DEGREE BURN SECOND-DEGREE BURN
symptoms is laser therapy. Often,
patients can see dramatic results
within just a few laser treatments.
In addition to reconstruction and
scar management techniques, BRCA
partners with physical, occupational
and mental therapists to ensure
patients sustain not only their physical
recovery, but also their mental
wellbeing.
THIRD-DEGREE BURN FOURTH-DEGREE BURN
Each patient admitted to one of
BRCA’s facilities is evaluated to
determine the potential benefit of
physical (gross motor function),
It is also important to determine the + FOURTH-DEGREE BURNS (deep occupational (fine motor function and
severity or depth of a burn injury, full-thickness burns) involve exposed cognitive skills) or speech therapy
which is broken up into four categories: muscle, tendon, and bone. These (beneficial to those who suffered
burns require multiple surgical inhalation injuries or were intubated).
+ FIRST-DEGREE BURNS are procedures to heal and amputation Rehab is integral to enhancing a
superficial, such as minor sunburns. is a possibility. patient’s quality of life by preventing
They are red and painful, with no loss of function, improving function,
blistering and usually heal without Remember: When a burn first and providing the patient with tools to
medical intervention. happens, what you see initially is not promote healing such as splints and
always the final outcome. A burn can compression garments. We understand
+ SECOND-DEGREE BURNS (partial- progress over the first 12 to 24 hours, how stressful this process can be on
thickness burns) are red and which means such injuries should be our patients and aim to accommodate
painful with large blisters or a wet regularly monitored. them as much as possible by arranging
appearance. Blisters do not indicate their rehab to take place at a facility
only a second-degree burn, but at BURN CENTER CARE AND BEYOND local to their hometown.
least a second-degree burn. Medical
intervention may be required to Once a patient arrives at one of our Depending on the details of their
promote healing, depending on the burn centers, our team immediately accident, the severity of the burn,
severity of the burn. begins the assessment and treatment and the treatment options available,
process. Depending on the depth a patient may not only feel physically
+ THIRD-DEGREE BURNS (full- of the injury, the intervention can altered but mentally altered as well.
thickness burns) are charred, involve surgical procedures and the Around 16% of burn patients suffer
leathery, white, and dry in use of grafts using skin substitutes, from some form of PTSD.iii A patient’s
appearance. Because this injury is such as cadaver skin, or the patient’s self-image can be irrevocably altered
deeper, the nerves may be affected, own skin. Less severe injuries may be due to a burn or wound. This is most
and there may be little to no pain treated topically. likely to occur in patients with burn
associated with the burn. A skin graft injuries/scarring to their face or hands
is most likely required. Once a patient has progressed through as these are prominently visible parts
the acute phase of their care, BRCA’s of the body. In response to this, BRCA
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not only works collaboratively with America understands the impact burns to the work our team and its partners do
mental health professionals, but also have on patients and their families. on a daily basis. We believe the healing of
encourages and supports patient Founded on the belief that access to patients begins before they arrive at one
support groups at each of our burn specialized burn and wound care should of our centers and extends beyond their
centers. These groups provide burn be available to all patients, BRCA has initial discharge. ◆
patients the opportunity to share their treated patients from two days old to
experiences with nonjudgmental and 105 years old, including those with burns
like-minded people in an atmosphere covering less than 1% to burns more than TO LEARN MORE about our services,
that promotes wholesome healing. 95% of the patient’s body. visit www.burncenters.com. To refer
a patient, we can be reached 24/7 at
As the nation’s largest burn care provider, BRCA’s mission of Healing Patients. 855-863-9595 or via our burn app
Burn and Reconstructive Centers of Healing Families. Healing Lives.® speaks (www.burncenters.com/app).
Access to burn
experts in the palm
of your hand
In emergency situations, time is of the essence.
In addition to our 24/7 call center, BRCA
provides the Burn App to assist in initiating
patient referrals. A password-protected, HIPAA-
compliant app, the Burn App employs end-to-
end AES 256-bit encryption to ensure patient
data is always kept safe. The app allows users to
securely send images and information to a BRCA
expert, facilitating consultations, referrals and
transfers in a HIPAA-compliant environment.
To register, scan the QR
code or visit us online at
burncenters.com/app.
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“We were at the biggest race of the
year,” he said. “It was a huge stage
with thousands of people there and
tens of thousands watching online. I
mean, it was as big of a stage in radial
racing as you could possibly race on.”
He was about three-quarters of the
way down the track in the opening
round of qualifying when an electronics
failure caused the dragster’s motor
to explode, shattering his Corvette,
delaying his drag racing dreams and
nearly ending his life.
“The entire inside of the car was on
fire, all of it,” Barnett said. “It was just
swirling around. It was everywhere.”
And at drag-strip speed, he didn’t have
a lot of options for escape.
“You don’t bail out of a car at a
hundred miles an hour,” he said.
He felt the flames scarring his body. He
felt the crushing impact of the wall.
“I was still fighting for my life,” said
the 29-year-old racer from Robbins,
NC. “I was swattin’ around, squirming
around, just trying to get away (from
the flames).”
Back on Track: Driver Beats It took 28 seconds for the car to slow
to a point where he could bail. By
Burn to Return to Drag Strip then, the flames had burned away the
six-point harness and belts holding
him in the seat, as well as part of the
head and neck restraints he had been
wearing. He swatted at the door, trying
to find the handle. Finally, the door
TWENTY-EIGHT SECONDS. doubt,” he said. “I just didn’t know how opened, and he rolled out.
long it was gonna take for me to die.”
Lyle Barnett was on fire for 28 seconds. His team ran down the track. The
The September afternoon started as racetrack’s emergency crews drove
His drag car exploded around him as he just another day at the track in 2015 toward the flaming wreckage. Barnett
hurtled down the quarter-mile strip at for Barnett. At just 24 years old, he was rolled around on the asphalt, hoping to
170 mph. It started as a softball-sized competing at the Lights Out 6 event smother the flames.
orb of ethanol-fueled flames that struck at South Georgia Motorsports Park in
him right in the face. Instinct took over. Adel, GA. His custom Corvette, capable He was treated at the scene, loaded
He took a deep breath, inhaling fire and of reaching 190 mph in a quarter-mile, into an ambulance and taken to a local
fumes that scorched his lungs. was eight months old and had already hospital. From there, he was air-lifted
taken him to the finals of another event. to the JMS Burn Center at Doctors
“At that moment, I thought I was dead, no But Lights Out was different. Hospital in Augusta, GA. It’s a blur for
8 Burn Care Commentary | FALL 2020
Barnett; his memories aren’t clear until your independence, so the time I spent Barnett also returned to the burn center
two weeks after he arrived in Augusta. without them was humbling.” to talk with patients who were going
During those first few weeks, he said, through similar situations. He provided
his life hung in the balance. Second- At one point, doctors even reconstructed mini-race cars to help transport young
and third-degree burns covered 15% his eyelids. They made his hands work patients around the hospital. He sent
of his body, but the damage inside was again. They helped heal his lungs. Christmas gifts. He wanted to give the
far worse. patients hope, provide some light at the
“How they did it, I don’t know,” end of their tunnel. Mainly, he answered
“There were times there that they Barnett said. “I just know that when questions, especially ones about life
thought I wasn’t going to make it, I was prepped for surgery and (Vice after the burn center, the people that
especially when they found the President of Non-Physician Providers stare, the face and body patients see in
inhalation damage to my lungs,” Beretta Coffman) would come in and the mirror.
Barnett said. “For seven days, it was tell me how it was gonna go, nothing
touch and go, you know: Is he gonna was sugarcoated. … But what they “I don’t even remember what I looked
make it? Is he not gonna make it? Is he said they were gonna do, they did, and like before,” he said. “You know, I can
gonna be on a vent for the rest of his they did it perfect.” look at pictures, and it just doesn’t
life? What’s going to happen?” relate anymore. I had the thickest,
After he was discharged from the darkest, blackest eyebrows you’d ever
During his five months in the burn unit, hospital, Barnett’s healing continued. seen in your life. Now, I ain’t got a stitch.
Lyle underwent multiple surgeries, He returned to the Augusta burn … They tell me, ‘Oh we can graft those,
many of which focused on his severely center for a series of laser treatments we can give you new eyebrows.’ I don’t
burned face and hands. Various skin on his scars. The procedures helped want new eyebrows. This is me. You
substitutes, including porcine and reduce redness, irritation and itching either take me or leave me.”
cadaver grafts, were used to help cover associated with his scars.
the larger burned areas and allow He is grateful to the dedicated burn
them to heal some before applying “Today, I really don’t have any side professionals for not only saving his
permanent skin grafts. effects that keep me from doing my life, but allowing him to thrive and push
normal day-to-day thing,” he said. “My forward. He’s gotten engaged. He’s
“During all this, I was learning to walk hands...are very tender. Just walking back in the driver’s seat of a dragster.
again, eat on my own again, coming by a door jamb can knock the hide
off of a ventilator, and trying to regain off. I have to be careful in the sun with “It’s all I know,” he said of racing.
some range of motion in my hands,” he my face graft, but with a good layer of “It’s what drives me to get out of bed
said. “Your hands are 100 percent of sunscreen and a hat, I’m good.” in the morning.” ◆
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Improving patient care
through access to education
Burn Symposium, an annual gathering or search CloudCME in your chosen app
of medical professionals dedicated to store. Burn Care Radio podcasts can
the constant improvement of burn care be found on Amazon Podcasts, Apple
in America. Podcasts, Google Podcasts, iHeart
Radio, Spotify and BuzzSprout.
In addition, the Foundation recently
introduced two new initiatives to
help promote burn care and burn Founded in 2018, our mission is simple:
prevention education: BRCA Foundation is committed to
helping patients and their families,
CONTINUING MEDICAL EDUCATION AND while continuously working to improve
IT IS THE GOAL OF BRCA CERTIFIED EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES care throughout the world.
FOUNDATION to enhance clinical
care through improved access to Burn, hand and wound education
and dissemination of burn care resources are now available anytime, As an accredited provider of AMA PRA
education. We work with physicians anywhere, through BRCA Foundation’s Category 1 Credit™ Continuing Medical
and health care professionals to new online courses and podcasts. Education Credits, BRCA Foundation
enhance knowledge, competence, CloudCME and Burn Care Radio allow offers both Continuing Medical Education
and performance in practice, and, health care professionals access to and Certified Education credits for many
ultimately, improve patient outcomes. continuing education credits, the newest of the online modules. ◆
medical topics provided by experts in
As part of the effort to improve access the field, and live virtual and in-person
to burn care education, the Foundation education opportunities. You can register FOR MORE INFORMATION, please
serves as the host of the Joseph M. Still online at burncenters.cloud-cme.com visit burncenters.cloud-cme.com.
PHOENIX POWERS TM
TM
Extending its education outreach beyond medical professionals,
BRCA Foundation proudly introduces Phoenix Powers! A superhero
fighting to prevent burn injuries, Phoenix Powers is dedicated
to empowering children through burn prevention programs and
safety activities. At home or at school, Phoenix Powers collaborates
with parents, caretakers, and teachers to defend children from
preventable burn accidents or help them establish steps to take
if one occurs. For more information and to download a Phoenix
Powers coloring page, please visit: burnfdn.org/phoenix-powers. ◆
10 Burn Care Commentary | FALL 2020Remembering Dr. Fred Mullins, 1966-2020
BURN AND RECONSTRUCTIVE and the globe. Dr. Mullins practiced him and around him. We’re proud to
CENTERS OF AMERICA LOST ITS under the leadership of the founder of purposefully deliver acute, life-saving care
FOUNDER IN JUNE. the Augusta burn center, Dr. Joseph M. and long-term reconstructive planning
Still. Dr. Mullins became the Medical and therapy to new burn patients, while
Dr. Fred Mullins faithfully served Director of the burn center in 2003 and also offering reconstructive and plastic
as the Medical Director of the JMS led the center’s transformation into Burn surgery programs to restore function and
Burn Center at Doctors Hospital and Reconstructive Centers of America form to the lives of burn survivors and
and President/CEO of Burn and – a national presence with 15 locations other patients across the nation.
Reconstructive Centers of America. in eight states.
Dr. Mullins’s legacy is not what BRCA
In his more than 30 years of caring for Above all, Dr. Mullins was committed to has achieved so far. It’s what’s on the
thousands of patients, Dr. Mullins helped the care of our patients. That’s the ethic horizon beyond what we can see. It’s
transform burn care across the nation he instilled in everyone who worked with what we will become. ◆
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2020 JMS BURN SYMPOSIUM - ON DEMAND
Visit burncenters.cloud-cme.com | Available starting October 19
In order to register for the course, you must have a CloudCME account. When and if
you have a CloudCME account, by selecting Online Courses you can locate one of the
CME CREDITS courses promoted. After selecting the course you can now register. By completing the
pre-test, post-test and evaluation, you will be rewarded the credit associated with the
activity. Each credit hour is $10, and you can pay securely online.
THE ONDEMAND LIST IS AS FOLLOWS:
+ 2020 JMS Burn Symposium + 2020 JMS Burn Symposium + 2020 JMS Burn Symposium
Advances in the Treatment The Healing Power of Art Virtual Reality for Reducing Pain and
of Major Burns Joel Thomas Hall Perioperative Anxiety in Pediatric
David Herndon, M.D. Activity Code 400, 1 credit hour Burn Patients
Activity Code: 349, 1 credit hour Heather Schwartz, DNP, MSN, APRN,
+ 2020 JMS Burn Symposium CPNP-AC, FNP-C
+ 2020 JMS Burn Symposium Things That Make You Go Hmmm… Activity Code: 403, 0.25 credit hour
Case Study: Care of the Burned Kim Linticum, ACNP-BC
Pregnant Patient Activity Code: 401, 0.50 credit hour
Beretta Craft-Coffman, PA-C
Activity Code: 398, 0.25 credit hour + 2020 JMS Burn Symposium
Creative Reconstructive Options for
+ 2020 JMS Burn Symposium Severely Traumatic Injuries
Back to the Basics of Burns Benson Pulikkottil, M.D.
Shawn Fagan, M.D., FACS Activity Code: 402, 1 credit hour
Activity Code: 399, 1 credit hour
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