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burn injuries significant sources morbidity mortality globally despite advances management burn injuries great number victims still develop complications study aimed determining prevalence management outcomes burn injuries teaching hospital ekiti state nigeria study retrospective nature total 203 hospital records burn patients seen january 2015 december 2019 collected analyzed using descriptive inferential statistics findings study revealed half 517 respondents within ages 010 years half 631 males study findings also revealed relative decline prevalence burn injury average prevalence years review reported complications wound infection 49 delayed healing 44 residual wound 44 death 94 addition study revealed relationship gender age socioeconomic factors prevalence management outcomes burn study setting study recommends efforts made health workers equip knowledge complex needs burn victims also keep abreast advances critical care