KMID : 0853020120150010005
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Journal of Korean Burn Society 2012 Volume.15 No. 1 p.5 ~ p.8
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Epidemiology of Burn Patients Underwent Mechanical Ventilation Therapy: 4 Year Retrospective Study
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Jang Young-Ho
Son Yong-Hoon Kim Sang-Kyu Park Jun-Mo Lee Mi-Young
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Abstract
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Purpose: In severe burn injured patients, mechanical ventilation therapy (MVT) is often performed. However, little is known about the mortality and clinical outcomes in these patients.
Methods: A retrospective review of burn patients underwent MVT from January 2008 to December 2011 was conducted. The charts of patients were reviewed.
Results: Thirty hundred forty five patients were managed in the intensive care unit during 4 years and 67 patients were received MVT. Among them, 34 (50.7%) patients were intubated before arrival. Mean age was 47.8 years and mean burn surface area (BSA) was 53.4%. Thirty nine patients were died and mortality was 58.2%. The BSA in dead patients was larger (68.9¡¾24.9%) than those patients who lived (31.8¡¾18.4%) (P£¼0.001). There were no significant differences in the incidence of inhalation injury and age between survivors and non-survivors.
Conclusion: The mortality rate was high in patients underwent MVT. BSA is the most important risk factor of mortality in these patients. (J Korean Burn Soc 2012;15:5-8)
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KEYWORD
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Burn, Inhalation injury, Mechanical ventilation, Mortality
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