ArticleInternational journal of burns and trauma2026
Analysis of the nutritional approach and recovery in children with flame burns: case report and review of the literature.
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Abstract
Pediatric burn injuries present unique challenges due to children's physiological vulnerabilities. This article provides a detailed analysis of the nutritional management of an 11-year-old patient with extensive burns affecting 60% of total body surface area. The patient received intensive care in a specialized pediatric burn unit, highlighting the fundamental role of nutrition in counteracting catabolic states and muscle loss frequently observed in these cases. Nutritional strategies-including gastrostomy infusion, albumin supplementation, and protein-enriched diets-were carefully implemented to optimize energy intake and promote wound healing. The article also reviews the metabolic and immunological responses of burn patients, emphasizing the importance of early nutritional support to mitigate hypermetabolism and enhance immune defense. Key elements of nutritional assessment, such as energy requirement estimation and macronutrient composition, are explored. Furthermore, the role of micronutrient supplementation in accelerating wound healing and reducing infectious complications is underscored. The article concludes by highlighting the evolving landscape of pediatric burn care, stressing the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration and the integration of advanced technologies to achieve precise nutritional interventions. This case study provides valuable insights into optimizing nutritional strategies for pediatric burn patients and contributes to the advancement of pediatric critical care.
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