Epidemiological investigation of 282 cases of childhood burns and preventive measures.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Epidemiological investigation of 282 cases of childhood burns and preventive measures [Abstract] Objective To investigate the epidemiology of childhood burns, burns prevention in children. Methods 282 cases of childhood burns data analysis. Results in burn patients with 1 to 3 years old children up to the total number of 53.90%, 5 years of age accounted for 94.60%. which burns 225 cases, accounting for 79.78% of children burned, hydrothermal is the main reason for child burn to 6 September a higher prevalence, accounting for 51.42% annual. BURNS degree mild to moderate burns, accounting for 87.58%. Conclusions Children with burns can be preventive, improve safety awareness, strengthen child care, improved living conditions can effectively prevent the occurrence of childhood burns. [Keywords:] Children’s Burn Prevention Children burn more common in clinical practice. In our hospital from January 2000 to December 2008 for children under 14 years of age were treated 282 cases of burns, accounting for burn patients in our department for 35.3% over the same period. As preventive measures in children with burns, we age composition of children burn, burn causes prone environment, the month of injury, the degree burns conducted epidemiological investigations, and proposed preventive measures. 1 Clinical data 1.1 General Information 282 cases of burns in children, male 179 cases, accounting for 63.47%, female 103 cases, accounting for 36.52%, male to female ratio was 1.7:1. Burn table age distribution accounted for 94.68% of 1,5 years of age, the incidence of which 1 to 3 years old higher, accounting for 53.90% of children burned. burn the distribution in Table 2 months to 6 September higher incidence of the year accounted for 51.42%. Table 1 282 children with burns of the age distribution (Table 2 282 cases slightly Children’s March monthly distribution of burns constituent ratio of the number of cases (3 282 cases of children w