pathophysiology

1. Burns

4. Full-Thickness Thermal Burn Fig. 24-1, A

5. Partial-Thickness Burn to the Hand Fig. 24-1, B

6. Partial-Thickness Burns Due to Immersion in Hot Water Fig. 24-1, C

11. Electrical Burn- Hand Fig. 24-2, A

12. Electrical Burn- Back Fig. 24-2, B

18. Cross Section of Skin Fig. 24-3

22. Superficial Burns

23. Partial Thickness Burns

25. Partial Thickness Burns

27. Full Thickness Burns

28. Full Thickness Burns

29. Full Thickness Burns

30. Partial & Full Thickness Burns

32. Lund-Browder Chart Fig. 24-4, A

33. Rule of Nines Chart Fig. 24-4, B

37. Circumferential Burns

42. Conditions Leading to Burn Shock Fig. 24-5

47. Effects of Burn Shock Fig. 24-6

49. Debriding Full-Thickness Burn Fig. 24-9

52. Surgeon Harvesting Skin Fig. 24-11, A

53. Donor Site After Harvesting Fig. 24-11, B

54. Healed Donor Sites Fig. 24-11, C

55. Healed Split-Thickness Skin Graft Fig. 24-11, D

56. Application of Cultured Epithelial Autograft Fig. 24-12, A

57. Healed Cultured Epithelial Autograft Fig. 24-12, B

58. Escharotomy of the Lower Extremity Fig. 24-7

60. Contracture of the Axilla Fig. 24-13

61. Contractures