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Videos
From the Burn Center at the University of Washington and Harborview Medical Center, Burns 101 describes the management and care of burn patients.
From the Burn Center at the University of Washington and Harborview Medical Center, Burns 101 describes the management and care of burn patients.
From the Burn Center at the University of Washington and Harborview Medical Center, Burns 101 describes the management and care of burn patients.
From the Burn Center at the University of Washington and Harborview Medical Center, Burns 101 describes the management and care of burn patients.
From the Burn Center at the University of Washington and Harborview Medical Center, Burns 101 describes the management and care of burn patients.
Burns 102: Escharotomy for 3rd Degree (Full-Thickness) Burns
This burn educational video describes indications and technical aspects of escharotomy. It can serve as an adjunct to teaching, to assist patient care in disaster management and other resource-limited environments.
Burns 201: Initial Care and Debridement of Outpatient Burn Wounds
This video reviews the steps for the initial evaluation and care of outpatient burn wounds. The primary goal is to enhance the capabilities of emergency departments and primary care offices in the care of partial thickness burns.
Burns 202: Overview of Stretches
This video is intended for medical providers, therapists and burn patients. It provides an overview of activity goals and stretches to help prevent common post-burn complications. These include edema, scarring and contractures.
Burns 203: Care of Your Mepilex Ag Donor Site at Home
This video is intended for Harborview Medical Center burn and plastic surgery patients. It provides instructions on donor site care and removal.
This video describes the proper applications of the abduction pillow and the custom-made "airplane" axillary splint for burn patients.
This video describes the proper applications of the anterior elbow extension and posterior elbow splints.
This video describes the 3 custom-made hand splints commonly used to immobilize hand post-grafting.
This video describes the application of the knee immobilizer and posterior foot splint for burn patients.
This video describes the proper application of anterior neck splint for burn patients.
Burns 406: Ace Wrapping and Tubigrip
This video goes over the methods of ACE wrapping and tubigrip applications for patients with burn injuries. ACE and tubigrip minimize edema and provide vascular support. They are a good bridge to pressure garments as burn wounds heal.
Shelley A. Wiechman, PhD, ABPP, of the UW Medicine Regional Burn Center describes our strategy for pain management as we care for patients with acute burns.
Burns 205: My First Wound Care – A Pediatric Guide
How does a child experience wound care? This video takes a child's perspective. From Tam Pham, MD, et al, at the Regional Burn Center at Harborview.
Caring for Burns Outside the Burn Center
In this presentation Samuel P. Mandell, MD, helps us understand the principles of burn triage.
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UW Medicine Regional Burn Center Patient Resources
The Burn Center team provides a patient overview on what to expect in the burn care units and best practices in achieving the best possible recovery.
Researcher Profile: Sam Mandell
Samuel P. Mandell, MD, MPH, FACS, has been a member of the Department of Surgery for many years.
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