Assistant Professor of General Surgery, Tehran University of Medical Sciences and Health Services, Shahid Motahari Hospital, Tehran, Iran
Abstract
Occurrence of sever burn injury immediately after cerebrovascular accident is a rare incident. We present a case of a 54-year-old man admitted to the hospital with a major flame burn and smoke inhalation just fallowing a stroke. Management of these patients is a challenging issue. Selection of conservative treatment or emergency care surgery depends on patient’s condition. In the absence of inhalation injury, performing early excision and grafting may increase survival if the patient’s condition was stable.
Salehi,S . (2017). The First Case Report of Severe Burn Injury Immediately after Cerebrovascular Accident. Iranian Journal of Surgery, 25(Winter), 75-79.
MLA
Salehi,S . "The First Case Report of Severe Burn Injury Immediately after Cerebrovascular Accident", Iranian Journal of Surgery, 25, Winter, 2017, 75-79.
HARVARD
Salehi S. (2017). 'The First Case Report of Severe Burn Injury Immediately after Cerebrovascular Accident', Iranian Journal of Surgery, 25(Winter), pp. 75-79.
CHICAGO
S Salehi, "The First Case Report of Severe Burn Injury Immediately after Cerebrovascular Accident," Iranian Journal of Surgery, 25 Winter (2017): 75-79,
VANCOUVER
Salehi S. The First Case Report of Severe Burn Injury Immediately after Cerebrovascular Accident. Iranian Journal of Surgery. 2017;25(Winter):75-79.
