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General information about burns

Blisters after a burn: how to treat and what to treat with

Many people have encountered this at least once in their lives...

Burn 1 degree in a child and adult: signs and what to do

One of the most common household injuries is a 1st degree burn. Let's consider its types, causes, pathogenesis, symptoms, as well as methods of treatment and prevention.

3rd degree skin burn: chemical, thermal.

Such a serious injury as a third-degree burn is characterized by deep damage to the skin layers with the formation of areas of their necrosis. In addition to the skin, muscle tissue and even bone can also be damaged.

2nd degree burn

When a diagnosis of a second-degree burn is made, this means that damage to the skin has affected not only the upper stratum corneum of the epithelium, but also the underlying epidermal layers (eleidin, granular, spinous), but the destruction has not affected the cells of the basal layer.

Burn disease

Burn disease is a set of dysfunctions of various organs and systems that occur as a result of extensive burns. Burn disease has the following periods: burn shock, acute burn toxemia, the period of purulent-septic complications and convalescence.