Burns, the most severe form of trauma, have a multifactorial etiology and pose local, systemic, and psychologic complications. They are equally complex to treat, requiring a multidisciplinary team of doctors, standard protocols for classifying, and choosing the most appropriate therapeutic approach. Plastic and reconstructive surgery is instrumental in managing burns and improving the quality of life of patients by restoring function and esthetics. Burns often have late consequences such as scar contractures, that ultimately limit movement and cause pain and disfigurement.
Thus, timely intervention is critical to managing burns and reducing the burden of the associated late complications of extensive tissue loss and secondary infections. To know more about burns and their management, join this exclusive session on “Discussion on Burns” by experts Dr. (Col.) Vijay Langer and Dr. Asheesh…
