Experience in the Treatment of Severe Thermal Injury in a Pregnant Woman with a Favorable Outcome for the Mother and Child

K. N. Movchan; Мовчан К. Н.; O. V. Chichkov; Чичков О. В.; A. L. Levkov; Левков А. Л.; T. Y. Nevlyaev; Невляев Т. Я.; E. V. Zinoviev; Зиновьев Е. В.; I. V. Sergeeva; Сергеева И. В.; V. S. Kuzmichev; Кузьмичев В. С.; V. M. Pankov; Панков В. М.; I. G. Semenova; Семенова И. Г.; E. V. Parshin; Паршин Е. В.

doi:10.17816/JOWD81620

Experience in the Treatment of Severe Thermal Injury in a Pregnant Woman with a Favorable Outcome for the Mother and Child

Authors: Movchan K.N.¹, Chichkov O.V.¹, Levkov A.L.¹, Nevlyaev T.Y.¹, Zinoviev E.V.¹, Sergeeva I.V.¹, Kuzmichev V.S.¹, Pankov V.M.¹, Semenova I.G.¹, Parshin E.V.¹
Affiliations:
1. Leningrad Regional Clinical Hospital
Issue: Vol 54, No 1 (2005)
Pages: 149-150
Section: Articles
URL: https://journals.rcsi.science/jowd/article/view/81620
DOI: https://doi.org/10.17816/JOWD81620
ID: 81620

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The proportion of pregnant women hospitalized for burns is small and amounts to 0.5% of the number of patients in burn centers, while most often, up to 50% of cases, patients receive superficial burns with an area of 10-30% of the body surface. Few literature data indicate that burns on an area of up to 10% of the body surface do not have a significant effect on the course of pregnancy.