Journal of Burn Care and Rehabilitation 2002: Vol 23 Index

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AUTHOR INDEX
Aaron, L. A., 32 Cullen, M., 196 Honari, S., 327 Mlcak, R. P., 287
Adams, C. D., 294, 342 Custer, D. A., 75 Horton, J.W., 172 Molan, P. C., 366
Ahrenholz, D. H., 87 Hultman, C. S., 357 Molitor, F., 87
Ahrns, K., 97, 132,439 Daughertx', M. B., 196 Hunt, J. L., 87 Molnar, J. A., 280
Alaghehbandan, R., 39 Day, J., 449 Moore, L. J., 371
Alexander, J. W., 75 Demling, R., 215 Innes, M., 258 Morgan, J. R., 126
Arch, M., 215 Doyle, B., 220 iMorris, S. E., 431
Mozingo, D. W., 87
Dujovny, N., 190 Jeng, J. C., 87
Babcock, G. F., 333 Durlach, R., 266 lenkins, M., 196, 401 Musgrave, M. A., 208, 258
Ballard-Croft, C., 172 Joseph, K. Fv., 294
Banfield, J., 351 F^delman, L., 183, 431 Nakamori,Y., 103
Bartman, M., 449 Engrav, L. H., 327, 449 Kagan, R. J., 87, 326,401 Neely, A. N., 333
Bauer, G. J., 327 F>dmann, D., 21 Kazis, L. E., 196 Neuwalder, J. M., 54, 215
Benaim, F., 266 Nishino, M., 103
Keen, A., 183
Besner, G. E., 116 Noborio, M., 103
Fang, C.-H., 318 Keller, C., 66
Bhattacharjee, A. K., 333 Noel, J. G., 75
Fang, P., 327 Kelley, R. T., 235
Birmingham, B. R., 244
Fauerbach, J. A., 249 Kemalyan, N. A., 167
Blome-Eberwein, S., 21
Ferreira, L. M., 126 Khourx', J., 401,416 O’Donnell, F., 27
Boeve, S. A., 32
Fish, J. S., 110, 208, 351 Kimball, D., 190 Ogle, C. K., 75
Bolgiani, A. N., 266
Fleckman, P., 327 King, B. H., 135 Ogle, J. D., 75
Boyce, S. T., 10
Brandt, M.-M., 97, 132, Foley, K. H., 220 King, B. S., 135 Ogura, H., 103
439 Foster, K. N., 87 Kiriluk, D. B., 327 Orgill, D. P., 54,215
Breuing, K. H., 54 Franklin, G. A., 439 Knoblock, L., 183 Orgill, J.,215
Koh, T., 103
Buchele, B. A., 272
Germann, G., 21 Kovval-Vern, A., 190, 371
Palmieri, T., 196, 220
Gibran, N. S., 327 Kowalske, K., 227
Cahill, T., 444 Palmieri, T. L., 87
Cain, V., 32 Gillespie, R. W., 46 Kiintscher, M. V., 21 Panjeshahin, M.-R., 39
Cairns, B. A., 357 Girolami, P. A., 294 Kuwagata, Y., 103 Paradise, P., 220
Goldfarb, 1. W., 342
Calvert, C., 196 Parks, K. S., 167
Caniggia, L. B. F., 266 Gomez, M., 110, 208, 258, Landolt, xM. A., 60 Parry, L, 220
Carman, B., 444 351 Lari, A. R., 39 Patel, S., 371
Carrougher, G., 424 Goodwin, O. W., 196 Latenser, B. A., 190, 371 Patino, O., 266
Carrougher, G. J., 27 Gordillo, G. M., 272 Lawrence, J. W., 249 Patterson, D. R., 1, 32,
Cartotto, R. C., 208, 258, Gottschlich, M., 401,416 Lee, A., 196 424,449
351 Gragnani, A., 126 Lee, L. A., 27 Peck, M. D., 87, 357
Caruso, D. M., 87 Greenfield, L. J., 97 Li, B.-G., 75, 318 Pelzer, M., 21
Casper, J. K., 235 Greenhalgh, D. G., 87, 220 Liang, M. H., 196 Peterson, A., 32
Chakrin, A., 190 Guastavino, P., 266 Luquette, M. H., 116 Phillips, C. B., 196
Chedekel, D. S., 135 Piazza-Waggoner, C]., 342
Christie, S. S., 167 Halas, F;., 366 Malloy, M., 311 Piccolo, N. S., 385
Clark, W. R., 235 Harding, P. A., 116 Marti, D., 60 Pidcock, F., 196
Coffey, R. A., 272 Hashiguchi, N., 103 Martin-Herz, S. P., 32 Prezzavento, G. FL., 266
Cole, J. K., 327 Hasselgren, P.-O., 318 Mart^'n, J. A. J., 135 Priolo, D., 357
Colton, R. H., 235 Heider, T. R., 357 Matsumura, H., 327 Proctor, M. C., 97
Cooke, A., 351 Heimbach, D. M., 1, 32, Mayes, T., 401,416 Ptacek, J. T., 1,424
Cooper, A. B., 258 327, 424 McCall, J., 444 Pulito, J. F., 167
C^ooper, R. A., 366 Heistein, J. B., 272 McCampbell, B., 157 Purdue, G. F., 87
Cornelius, J., 75 Helm, P.,227 McCauley, R. L., 196
C'.orpron, C. A., 439 Herndon, D. N., 287 McGwin’G., Jr., 244, 305
Quinney, B., 305
Cribbs, R. K., 116 Heugel, J. R., 167 McReynolds, M. C., 132
Cromes, G. F., 227 Hinson, M., 196 Meredith, J. W., 280
Cross, A. S., 333 Holavanahalli, R., 227 Meuli, M., 60 Rabbitts,A., 157
Cross, J. M., 244, 305 Holder, 1. A., 333 Meyer, W. J., Ill, 196 Ramos, G. FL, 266
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AUTHOR INDEX
Aaron, L. A., 32 Cullen, M., 196 Honari, S., 327 Mlcak, R. P., 287
Adams, C. D., 294, 342 Custer, D. A., 75 Horton, J.W., 172 Molan, P. C., 366
Ahrenholz, D. H., 87 Hultman, C. S., 357 Molitor, F., 87
Ahrns, K., 97, 132,439 Daughertx', M. B., 196 Hunt, J. L., 87 Molnar, J. A., 280
Alaghehbandan, R., 39 Day, J., 449 Moore, L. J., 371
Alexander, J. W., 75 Demling, R., 215 Innes, M., 258 Morgan, J. R., 126
Arch, M., 215 Doyle, B., 220 iMorris, S. E., 431
Mozingo, D. W., 87
Dujovny, N., 190 Jeng, J. C., 87
Babcock, G. F., 333 Durlach, R., 266 lenkins, M., 196, 401 Musgrave, M. A., 208, 258
Ballard-Croft, C., 172 Joseph, K. Fv., 294
Banfield, J., 351 F^delman, L., 183, 431 Nakamori,Y., 103
Bartman, M., 449 Engrav, L. H., 327, 449 Kagan, R. J., 87, 326,401 Neely, A. N., 333
Bauer, G. J., 327 F>dmann, D., 21 Kazis, L. E., 196 Neuwalder, J. M., 54, 215
Benaim, F., 266 Nishino, M., 103
Keen, A., 183
Besner, G. E., 116 Noborio, M., 103
Fang, C.-H., 318 Keller, C., 66
Bhattacharjee, A. K., 333 Noel, J. G., 75
Fang, P., 327 Kelley, R. T., 235
Birmingham, B. R., 244
Fauerbach, J. A., 249 Kemalyan, N. A., 167
Blome-Eberwein, S., 21
Ferreira, L. M., 126 Khourx', J., 401,416 O’Donnell, F., 27
Boeve, S. A., 32
Fish, J. S., 110, 208, 351 Kimball, D., 190 Ogle, C. K., 75
Bolgiani, A. N., 266
Fleckman, P., 327 King, B. H., 135 Ogle, J. D., 75
Boyce, S. T., 10
Brandt, M.-M., 97, 132, Foley, K. H., 220 King, B. S., 135 Ogura, H., 103
439 Foster, K. N., 87 Kiriluk, D. B., 327 Orgill, D. P., 54,215
Breuing, K. H., 54 Franklin, G. A., 439 Knoblock, L., 183 Orgill, J.,215
Koh, T., 103
Buchele, B. A., 272
Germann, G., 21 Kovval-Vern, A., 190, 371
Palmieri, T., 196, 220
Gibran, N. S., 327 Kowalske, K., 227
Cahill, T., 444 Palmieri, T. L., 87
Cain, V., 32 Gillespie, R. W., 46 Kiintscher, M. V., 21 Panjeshahin, M.-R., 39
Cairns, B. A., 357 Girolami, P. A., 294 Kuwagata, Y., 103 Paradise, P., 220
Goldfarb, 1. W., 342
Calvert, C., 196 Parks, K. S., 167
Caniggia, L. B. F., 266 Gomez, M., 110, 208, 258, Landolt, xM. A., 60 Parry, L, 220
Carman, B., 444 351 Lari, A. R., 39 Patel, S., 371
Carrougher, G., 424 Goodwin, O. W., 196 Latenser, B. A., 190, 371 Patino, O., 266
Carrougher, G. J., 27 Gordillo, G. M., 272 Lawrence, J. W., 249 Patterson, D. R., 1, 32,
Cartotto, R. C., 208, 258, Gottschlich, M., 401,416 Lee, A., 196 424,449
351 Gragnani, A., 126 Lee, L. A., 27 Peck, M. D., 87, 357
Caruso, D. M., 87 Greenfield, L. J., 97 Li, B.-G., 75, 318 Pelzer, M., 21
Casper, J. K., 235 Greenhalgh, D. G., 87, 220 Liang, M. H., 196 Peterson, A., 32
Chakrin, A., 190 Guastavino, P., 266 Luquette, M. H., 116 Phillips, C. B., 196
Chedekel, D. S., 135 Piazza-Waggoner, C]., 342
Christie, S. S., 167 Halas, F;., 366 Malloy, M., 311 Piccolo, N. S., 385
Clark, W. R., 235 Harding, P. A., 116 Marti, D., 60 Pidcock, F., 196
Coffey, R. A., 272 Hashiguchi, N., 103 Martin-Herz, S. P., 32 Prezzavento, G. FL., 266
Cole, J. K., 327 Hasselgren, P.-O., 318 Mart^'n, J. A. J., 135 Priolo, D., 357
Colton, R. H., 235 Heider, T. R., 357 Matsumura, H., 327 Proctor, M. C., 97
Cooke, A., 351 Heimbach, D. M., 1, 32, Mayes, T., 401,416 Ptacek, J. T., 1,424
Cooper, A. B., 258 327, 424 McCall, J., 444 Pulito, J. F., 167
C^ooper, R. A., 366 Heistein, J. B., 272 McCampbell, B., 157 Purdue, G. F., 87
Cornelius, J., 75 Helm, P.,227 McCauley, R. L., 196
C'.orpron, C. A., 439 Herndon, D. N., 287 McGwin’G., Jr., 244, 305
Quinney, B., 305
Cribbs, R. K., 116 Heugel, J. R., 167 McReynolds, M. C., 132
Cromes, G. F., 227 Hinson, M., 196 Meredith, J. W., 280
Cross, A. S., 333 Holavanahalli, R., 227 Meuli, M., 60 Rabbitts,A., 157
Cross, J. M., 244, 305 Holder, 1. A., 333 Meyer, W. J., Ill, 196 Ramos, G. FL, 266
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Journal of Burn Clare & Rehabilitation
Volume 23, Number 6 Author Index 455
Rcdlick, F., 110, 351 Schwartz, S., 157 Talei, A.-R., 39 Ward, R. S., 66
Reilly, D., 196 Schwenn, G., 449 Tanaka, H., 103 Warden, G., 196,401,416,
Ren, X. S., 196 Selzer, K., 27 Taylor, A. J., 244, 305 444
Richter, L., 249 Sharar, S. R., 27, 424 Thode, H. C., Jr., 361 Warner, 1\, 327
Rossignol, A. M., 39 Sheridan, R. L., 87, 135, Thompson, J. T., 280 Wasif, N., 157
Roston, B., 110 311 Tompkins, R., 196, 311 Widner, J., 60
Rue, L. W., 111,244, 305 Shimazu, T., 103 Williams, R. M., 449
Ryan, C. M., 311 Singer, A. J., 361 Umraw, N., 208 Wolf, S., 87
Wood, D., 196
Slater, H., 294, 342
Saffle, J., 87, 183,375,431 Smith, D. R., 244 Valent, F., 305 Wray, C. J., 318,416
Sampson, C., 54 Spence, R. J., 87 Valente, J. F., 75
Sauvageot, S. A., 294 Staiano-Cioico, L., 157 Vavilala, M. S., 27 Yowler,C:. J., 87
Saxe, G. N., 135 Stoddard, F. J., 135 Voigt, D. VV., 87 Yurt, R. W., 157
Schnitzer, ). J., 135 Sugimoto, FI., 103
Schoenfeld, D. A., 311 Suman, (). F., 287 Wahl,W. L.,97, 132,439 Zajkowski, P. J., 97
Schulz, J. T., Ill, 311 Supp, D. M, 10 Wakefield, T. W., 97 Zegzula, D. H., 167
SUBJECT INDEX
Abdominal compartment syndrome, acute, thermal catheter infection risk, relation to insertion site distance
injuries, percutaneous decompression vs. decom¬ from burned area, 266
pressive laparotomy for, 190 depression in, inpatients, 1
Abuse, child: see Child abuse diabetic patients, 157
Achilles tendon, exposed, negative-pressure wound ther¬ early tracheostomy effects on outcome, 431
apy treatment, case report, 167 early vs. delayed enteral support effects on outcomes,
American Burn Association, 2002 presidential address, 401
375 eczema mimicking child abuse and, 357
Analgesia epidemiology' in Iran, children, 39
opioid, prn vs. regular scheduling of, pediatric burn exercise training effects on pulmonary' function, chil¬
patients, 424 dren, 288
prescribing practices in emergency department burn exposed Achilles tendon, negative-pressure wound
patients, national study, 361 therapy treatment, case report, 167
Apoptosis, in polymorphonuclear leukocytes, in major fatalities, occupational, in U.S., 305
burn injury', 103 heat shock protein expression and apoptosis in poly¬
Autografts, dermatome setting for, Integra Dermal Re¬ morphonuclear leukocytes in, 103
generation Template and, 327 Integra artificial skin effects on length of stay, 311
major, quality' of life predictors after, 229
Bacteremia myelopoiesis effects, 75
blood culture testing in burn patients and, 183 occupational: see Occupational injuries
catheter-related, relation to insertion site distance from pain behavior, cartoon movie distraction effects, chil¬
burned area, 266 dren, 60
Barrier formation, cultured composite skin grafts, 126 persistent hoarseness after, long-term follow-up study,
Behavior management, summer camp for burn patients, 235
297 posttraumatic stress disorder after, management of,
Blood culture testing, use in burn patients, 183 249
Body surface area, computer-aided determination of, 55 protelysis in skeletal muscle after, insulin-like growth
Bone growth/development, vitamin D effects, pediatric factor-1 inhibition of, 318
burn patients, 416 risk factors and prevention strategies, elderly patients,
Bone marrow progenitor cells, changes, after burn in¬ 351
jury', 75 sleep disturbance after, 32
Burn camp, staff' training, 294 stress-activated signaling activation after, 172
Bum care venous thrombosis incidence, 97
in Brazil, history, trends, and future directions, 385 Burn Prevention Forum
computer-generated documentation, development and burn prevention knowledge in restaurants, 341
initiation of, 272 occupational electrical injuries, burn center involve¬
follow-up, telemedicine role, 110 ment in prevention of, 132
nursing unit effects on wound infection, 281 Burn questionnaire development, infants and young
OT/PT therapist educational preparedness in, 66 children, 196
web site development for, 216 Burn Specific Health Scale, quality of life predictors
Burn center after major burn injury, 229
prevention of occupational electrical injuries, 132 BurnWare®
regional, serious occupational burn injury' treatment, body surface area determination, computer-aided sys¬
244 tem for, 55
toxic epidermal necrolysis treatment, multicenter re¬ computer-generated documentation development, in
view, 87 burn care, 271
Bum diagram on-line burn educational Web site, 215
body surface area determination, computer-aided, 55
computer-based programs for, 54
Bum injuries: see also specific type Calcium, vitamin D effects on, pediatric burn patients,
acute abdominal compartment syndrome in, percutane¬ 416
ous decompression vr. decompressive laparotomy Camp, burn, staff training, 294
for, 190 Cardiac index, transcardiopulmonary thermodilution
body surface area determination, computer-aided, 55 role in monitoring, 21
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Journal of Burn Care & Rehabilitation
Volume 23, Number 6 Subject Index 457
Catheter, infection risk, relation to insertion site distance Emergency department, analgesia prescribing patterns in
from burned area, 266 burn patients, national study, 361
Cecal perforation, in thermal injury, case report and lit¬ Endotoxin, immunization, effects against gram-negative
erature review, 371 sepsis, route comparison study, 333
Child abuse, eczema mimicking, 357 Enteral nutrition, early vs. delayed, effects on outcomes
Children in severe burn injuries, 401
acutely burned, pain management in, 135 Epidemiology
burn injury epidemiology, in Iran, 39 burn care in Brazil, history, trends, and future direc¬
burn questionnaire development, 196 tions, 385
exercise training effects on pulmonary function after burn injuries, in Iran, children, 39
thermal injury, 288 burn injury' risk factors and prevention strategies, el¬
neck burn contracture, improved Watusi collar for derly patients, 351
management, 220 burn-injured diabetic patients, 157
opioid analgesia, prn regular scheduling of, 424 occupational thermal burn fatalities, in U.S., 305
pain behavior, cartoon movie distraction effects, 60 venous thrombosis incidence in burn patients, 97 *
summer camp for burn patients, behavior management Epidermal growth factor, heparin-binding, production
approaches, 297 of, in murine partial-thickness wound healing, 116
vitamin D effects on calcium, magnesium, and phos¬ Ethics Forum, eczema mimicking child abuse, 357
phorus, burn patients, 416 Exercise training, pulmonary function effects, after ther¬
Volume Diffusive Respirator vs. conventional ventila¬ mal injury, children, 288
tion, after burn injury, 444
wound care, oral fentanyl citrate vs. oxycodone, 27 Fentanyl citrate, outpatient wound care, comparison
Commentary, young men and fire—the unraveling of with oxycodone, children, 27
healthcare, 46 Fever, blood culture testing in burn patients and, 183
Computerized systems: see also BurnWare’a9 Fluid resuscitation volume. Parkland Formula estima¬
body surface area determination, 55 tion validity, 258
computer-generated documentation development, in
burn care, 271
Gastrointestinal complications, in thermal injury, case
on-line burn educational Web site, 215
report and literature review, 371
Contracture, neck burn, improved Watusi collar for
Grafting, skin: see Skin grafting
management, children, 220
Health care, current state of, commentary', 46
D-dimer level, thromboembolic complication screening Heat shock protein, expression, in major burn injury',
role, 439 103
Demographics, serious occupational burn injury' treat¬ Hemodynamic monitoring, burn patients, transcardiop-
ment at regional burn center, 244 ulmonary vs pulmonary arterial thermodilution, 21
Depression, after burn injury, inpatients, 1 Hoarseness, persistent, after burn/inhalation injury',
Dermatome settings, thin split-thickness harv'esting long-term follow-up study, 235
techniques to cover Integra, editorial, 326 Honey, Pseudomonas aeruginosa infection in burns, role
Diabetes mellitus, burn injuries and, 157 in inhibition, 366
Differentiation, cultured composite skin grafts, 126 Hospitalization
Disfigurement, posttraumatic stress disorder after burn depression after burn injury, 1
injury and, 249 Integra artificial skin effects on length of stay after ma¬
Documentation, computer-generated, development and jor burn injury', 311
initiation of, in burn care, 272 length of stay, burn questionnaire development and,
Dressing changes, bacteremia and, blood culture testing infants and young children, 196
and, 183 peer consultation program for burn inpatients, evalua¬
tion of, 449
Eczema, mimicking child abuse, 357 toxic epidermal necrolysis, treatment at burn centers,
Editorial, 326 multicenter review, 87
Education
OT/PT therapist preparedness in burn care, 66 Infants
web site development for burn care, 216 acutely burned, pain management, 135
Elderly patients, burn injury risk factors and prevention burn questionnaire development, 196
strategies, 351 Infection
Electrical injuries, occupational burn wound, burn nursing unit effects on, 281
burn center involvement in prevention of, 132 catheter, risk of, relation to insertion site distance from
treatment at regional burn center, 244 burned area, 266
Journal of Burn C'arc & Rehabilitation
458 Subject Index Novembcr/Dcccmbcr 2002
Pseudomonas aeruffinosa, honey efficacy in inhibition respiraton' capacitt' decrease after burn/inhalation in¬
of, 366 jury, 287
Inhalation injuries Watusi collar for neck burn contracture management,
exercise training effects on pulmonarx' function, chil¬ children, 220
dren, 288 Outcomes
persistent hoarseness after, long-term follow -up study, burn questionnaire development, infants and young
235 children, 196
Insulin-like growth factor-1, inhibition of proteolysis in burn-injured diabetic patients, 157
skeletal muscle after burn injurt', 318 early tracheostomy effects on, in burn injuries, 431
Integra artificial skin, length of stay after major burn Integra artificial skin effects on length of stay after ma¬
injur\', 311 jor burn injury', 311
Integra Dermal Regeneration Template, dermatome serious occupational burn injury' treatment at regional
setting for autografts to cover, 327 burn center, 244
Internet Oxidative stress, heat shock protein expression and, 103
educational web site development for burn care, 216 Oxycodone, outpatient wound care, comparison w ith
on-line burn educational Web site, 215 fentanyl citrate, children, 27
Ischemic bowel disease, thermal injurx' and, case report
and literature review, 371
p38 mitogen-activated protein kinase, activation after
burn injury, 172
Keratinocjtes
Pain behavior, burned children, cartoon movie distrac¬
cultured skin substitutes and, vascular endothelial
tion effects, 60
growth factor overexpression effects, 10
difterentiation and barrier formation of cultured com¬ Pain management
acutely burned children, 135
posite skin grafts, 126
analgesia prescribing practices in emergency depart¬
ment burn patients, national study, 361
Laparotomy, decompressive, abdominal compartment
opioid analgesia, prn vs. regular scheduling of, pediatric
syndrome in thermal injur\’,comparison with per¬
burn patients, 424
cutaneous decompression, 190
posttraumatic stress disorder after burn injury and, 249
Larj'ngeal abnormalities, after burn/inhalation injuiy,
Parkland Formula, estimation of fluid resuscitation vol¬
long-term follow-up study, 235
ume validit}’, 258
Lung injury. Volume Diffusive Respirator iv. conven¬
Patient satisfaction, telemedicine in follow-up burn
tional ventilation after burn injuiy, children, 444
care, 110
Peer consultation program, for burn inpatients, cwalua-
Magnesium, vitamin D effects on, pediatric burn pa¬
tion of, 449
tients, 416
Percutaneous decompression, abdominal compartment
Metabolic derangements, vitamin D effects, pediatric
syndrome in thermal injuiy, comparison with de¬
burn patients, 416
compressive laparotomy, 190
Mortality, burn-injured diabetic patients and, 157
Perfusion, silicone gel sheets effects on, in hypertrophic
Muscle, skeletal, wasting, after burn injuries, insulin-like
burn scars, 208
growth factor-1 inhibition of, 318 -
Phonatory status, after burn/inhalation injuiy', long¬
Myelopoiesis, thermal injun' effects on, 75
term follow-up study, 235
Phosphorus, vitamin D effects on, pediatric burn pa¬
Neck burn, contracture, improved Watusi collar for man¬ tients, 416
agement, children, 220 Physical therapist, educational preparedness in burn
Nursing Forum, burn nursing unit effects on wound care, 66
infection, 280 Posttraumatic stress disorder, regulation of, 249
Nutrition, early vs. delayed enteral support effects on Progenitor cells, thermal injun’ effects on myelopoiesis,
outcomes in severe burn injuries, 401 75
Proteolysis, in skeletal muscle after burn injury', insulin¬
Occupational injuries like grow th factor-1 inhibition of, 318
burn prevention knowledge in restaurants, 342 Pseudomonas aeruginosa infection, honey efficacy in inhi
electrical, burn center role in prevention of, 132 bition of, in burns, 366
major, burn, regional burn center treatment, 244 Psychological support, peer consultation program for
thermal burn fatalities in U.S., 305 burn inpatients, evaluation of, 449
Occupational therapist, educational preparedness in Psychosocial Forum
burn care, 66 burn camp staff training, 294
OT/PT Forum pain behavior, cartoon movie distraction effects, chil¬
educational preparedness for therapists in burn care, 66 dren, 60
Journal of Burn C'are & Rehabilitation
Volume 23, Number 6 Subject Index 459
pain management, acutely burned children, 135 Telemedicine, follow-up burn care and, 110
quality of life after burn injury', 227 Thermal injuries
Psychosocial issues, posttraumatic stress disorder, man¬ acute abdominal compartment syndrome in, percutane¬
agement of, 249 ous decompression w. decompressive laparotomy
Pulmonary arterial thermodilution, hemodynamic for, 190
monitoring, comparison with transcardiopulmo- cecal perforation in, case report and literature review,
nar\' monitoring, 21 . 371
Pulmonary embolism, incidence in burn patients, 97 exercise training effects on pulmonary' function, chil¬
dren, 288
fatalities, occupational, in U.S., 305
Quality of life
myelopoiesis effects, 75
predictors of, after major burn injury', 229
Thermodilution, transcardiopulmonary' vs. pulmonary'
sleep disturbance after burn injury', 32
arterial, hemodynamic monitoring in burn pa¬
tients, 21
Rehabilitation
Thrombosis, deep venous
burn camp, staff training, 294
D-dimer level role in screening for, in burn patients,
exercise training effects on pulmonary' function after
439
thermal injury', children, 288
incidence in burn patients, 97
pain management, acutely burned children, 135
Toxic epidermal necrolysis, treatment at burn centers,
telemedicine in follow-up burn care and, 110
multicenter review, 87
Restaurants, burn prevention knowledge in, 342
Tracheostomy, early, effects on outcomes in burn inju¬
Resuscitation, fluid, Parkland Formula estimation of,
ries, 431
258
Transcardiopulmonary thermodilution, hemodynamic
monitoring, comparison with pulmonary' arterial
Scald injuries, occupational, treatment at regional burn thermodilution, 21
center, 244 Tumor necrosis factor-a, activation after burn injurv,
Scarring, neck burn contracture and, improved Watusi 172
collar for management, children, 220
Scars, hy'pertrophic burn, silicone gel sheets effects on Vascular endothelial growth factor, overexpression,
perfusion, 208 vascularization and skin substitute healing, 10
Sepsis Vascular resistance index, transcardiopulmonary ther¬
burn wound, burn nursing unit effects on, 281 modilution role in monitoring, 21
gram-negative, core endotoxin immunization effects, Vascularization, vascular endothelial growth factor over¬
route comparison study, 333 expression and,10
Silicone gel sheets, effects on perfusion, in hypertrophic Ventilation, Volume Diffusive Respirator vs. conven¬
burn scars, 208 tional, burned children, 444
Skin desquamation, toxic epidermal necrolysis, treat¬ Vitamin D, serum calcium, magnesium, and phosphorus
ment at burn centers, multicenter review, 87 effects, pediatric burn patients, 416
Skin grafts
cultured composite, differentiation and barrier forma¬ Watusi collar, improved, neck burn contracture manage¬
tion, 126 ment, children, 220
exposed Achilles tendon, negative-pressure wound Workplace injury: see Occupational injuries
therapy treatment, case rept)rt, 167 Wound care
healing of, vascular endothelial growth factor overex¬ nursing unit effects on wound infection, 281
pression effects on, 10 outpatient, children, oral fentanyl citrate vs. oxycodone,
thin split-thickness, hanesting techniques to cover In¬ 27
tegra, editorial, 326 Wound healing, murine partial-thickness, heparin-bind¬
Sleep disturbance, after burn injury', 32 ing epidermal growth factor-like growth factor
Stress response, after burn injuries, 172 production during, 116
Stroke volume index, transcardiopulmonary' thermodilu¬ Wound therapy, negative-pressure, exposed Achilles ten¬
tion role in monitoring, 21 don treatment, case report, 167