CORRELATION OF HYPERNATREMIA TO SUCCESS RATE OF SKIN CRAFT IN BURN PATIENTS DR. SOETOMO GENERAL ACADEMIC HOSPITAL BURN CENTER FROM 2014-2018
Explore our recent research highlighting the critical link between hypernatremia and skin graft outcomes in burn patients treated at Dr. Soetomo Hospital. Understanding and managing electrolyte imbalances can significantly enhance the success of skin graft procedures.
Patients with hypernatremia faced increased risk of skin graft failure, especially when grafting involved more than 10% of the affected area. Effective management of electrolyte balance emerged as a pivotal factor in improving the success rates of skin graft procedures.
Our study underscores the importance of vigilant electrolyte monitoring and intervention in burn care protocols to optimize patient outcomes. Insights gained from this research can inform clinical practice and enhance patient care strategies.
The findings from our study contribute valuable insights into the complex interplay between hypernatremia and skin graft success in burn patients. Join us in exploring how targeted interventions can pave the way for improved treatment outcomes and patient recovery.
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