Jeremy J Clark, Nick G Hollon, Paul E M Phillips
Pavlovian valuation systems in learning and decision making
Current opinion in neurobiology
pediatric burns pose significant health burden lmics despite efforts address burn prevention management morbidity mortality rates remain high particularly among children understanding pediatric burn epidemiology predictors clinical outcomes crucial developing effective prevention strategies improving patientcare retrospective cohort study analyzed pediatric burn patients admitted tertiary burncenter india march2022 december2023 demographic date burn characteristics treatments complications outcomes collected statistical analysis including logistic linear regression conducted identify predictors mortality sepsis hospital stay length among 332 pediatric burn patients median age 3 years male predominance scald burns common followed electrical flame burns median total body surface area burned 20 upper lower extremities affected incidence electrical burns increased age associated longer length stay mortality rate 142 age 10 years male gender tbsa 30 predicting mortality complications like sepsis significantly increased mortality risk deep burns associated longer hospital stays study underscores importance targeted prevention efforts specialized care scald burns among young children highlight need safer cooking practices high incidence electrical burns older children suggests agespecific education interventions necessary predictors mortality identified guide risk assessment resource allocation emphasizing importance infection control wound management strategies improving outcomes