Rajkumar J Sevak, Reina Marie Sanz, Rajul A Patel, Kate M O'Dell
Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on US Pharmacy Academia Per Perspectives of Faculty and Administrators
American journal of pharmaceutical education
burns traumatic wounds occur skin exposed amount energy greater maximum dissipation capacity alcohol fuels flames vapor cause explosion one common causal agents burns brazil late 2019 covid19 pandemic caused sudden substantial increase use 70 alcohol wv antisepsis analyze epidemiological characteristics alcohol burns covid19 pandemic participating burn treatment centers well severity treatment burns descriptive crosssectional quantitative retrospective study based data obtained medical records patients treated participating burn treatment centers data collection included origin gender education level occupation circumstance accident wound depth type treatment eight participating centers thehospital da restaura gov paulo guerra burn treatment center experienced highest number alcohol burn patients 384 male gender accounted 536 cases predominant occupations involve domestic activities 29 486 patients completed elementary school common cause accident cooking 355 followed suicide attempt 183 half 586 patients concomitant second third degree burns wound treatment choice surgical 431 predominant population study male lower level education resided northeast region occupation carried domestic environment latter may reflect populations longer stay home due social constraints caused covid19 pandemic large number second third degree burns consequence high number cases surgical treatment required