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November 2025
1. LANKIPALLE N, Kelly EJ, Carney BC, Ziedins EE, et al
   Endothelial dysfunction in areas of unburned skin in a burn injury model.
   Burns. 2025;51:107624.
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2. GIGENGACK RK, Dijkstra A, Cleffken BI, Loer SA, et al
   Renal function after severe burn trauma - effects of reducing resuscitation fluid volume and changing fluid tonicity.
   Burns. 2025;51:107655.
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3. GARDINER B, Coles V, Vujcich E, Reade MC, et al
   Lower fluid resuscitation volumes in the first 24 hours following a severe burn injury are independently associated with greater days alive and out of hospital: A retrospective cohort study.
   Burns. 2025;51:107610.
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   September 2025
4. LIU XY, Wu YS, Chai JK, Su XW, et al
   Preliminary exploration of efficacy assessment and optimal concentration of teprenone oral rehydration solution for the early management of post-burn shock.
   Burns. 2025;51:107615.
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5. STANTON EW, Manasyan A, Donohue S, Gillenwater J, et al
   Does trauma center designation impact management, complications, and outcomes in burn patients? A National Trauma Data Bank analysis.
   Burns. 2025;51:107588.
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6. NGUYEN N, Galet C, Kurjatko A, McGonagill PW, et al
   Admission lymphopenia predicts risk of pneumonia and AKI in hospitalized burn injuries.
   Burns. 2025;51:107581.
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   August 2025
7. CASTRO-DELGADO R, Mukta NAH, Vinuales EM, Parvin R, et al
   Emergency Medical Services response to wildfires from a public health perspective: A systematic review.
   Burns. 2025;51:107521.
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8. SILVA MP, Vala J, Sousa J, Teixeira JF, et al
   Incidence and delirium risk factors in burn patients: A prospective cohort study.
   Burns. 2025;51:107556.
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   June 2025
9. HAKIM SM, Fouad MN, Habib MK, Mohamed MS, et al
   Effect of early administration of inhaled heparin on outcomes of smoke inhalation injury: A randomized controlled trial.
   Burns. 2025;51:107518.
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10. ALSHIAKH SM, Algarni AS, Doman G, Aalam A, et al
    First aid knowledge for burn injuries among healthcare workers and the general population in Saudi Arabia: A cross-sectional study.
    Burns. 2025;51:107507.
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11. TSUCHIYA EA, Jensen-Abbew J, Krag M, Moller MH, et al
    Selective decontamination of the digestive tract in burn patients: A systematic review with meta-analysis.
    Burns. 2025;51:107501.
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    May 2025
12. AIGNER A, Schiefer JL, Reinshagen K, Najem S, et al
    Too much or too little? Fluid resuscitation in the first 24?h after severe burns: Evaluating the Parkland formula - A retrospective analysis of adult burn patients in Austria, Germany, and Switzerland 2015-2022.
    Burns. 2025;51:107397.
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    March 2025
13. HUANG S, Wang D, Ma Q, Shen T, et al
    Early coagulation changes as predictors of adverse outcomes in patients with severe burn and inhalation injuries.
    Burns. 2025;51:107373.
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14. SHRESTHA R, Mehta K, Dahanayake D, Yadav M, et al
    Feasibility of a randomized controlled trial of enteral vs intravenous resuscitation for adults with major burn injuries in Nepal.
    Burns. 2025;51:107347.
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15. OLAWOYE OA, Isamah CP, Ademola SA, Iyun AO, et al
    Effect of prehospital topical application of water and other agents on outcome in burn injured patients: A prospective study.
    Burns. 2025;51:107357.
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16. NUNN J, Rasmussen J, Kureshi N, Green RS, et al
    Increased prehospital mortality in patients with combined burns and trauma in Canada: Analysis of a provincial trauma registry database.
    Burns. 2025;51:107363.
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17. FARIS J, Abdelfattah KR, Clark AT, Levi B, et al
    Ethnicity does not change burn resuscitation and time to first excision.
    Burns. 2025;51:107360.
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    February 2025
18. SHRESTHA R, Mehta K, Mesic A, Dahanayake D, et al
    Barriers and facilitators to implementing enteral resuscitation for major burn injuries: Reflections from Nepalese care providers.
    Burns. 2025;51:107302.
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19. SINHA S, Small C, Guo E, Verly M, et al
    BURN-OP: A screening tool for identifying a symptomatically distinct cluster of burn patients with the greatest healthcare needs at discharge.
    Burns. 2025;51:107258.
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    December 2024
20. MANASYAN A, Malkoff N, Cannata B, Stanton EW, et al
    Factors associated with delayed admission to the burn unit: A major burn center's experience.
    Burns. 2024;50:107288.
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21. LIU XY, Chi YF, Wu YS, Chai JK, et al
    Research progress and considerations on oral rehydration therapy for the prevention and treatment of severe burn shock: A narrative review.
    Burns. 2024;50:107160.
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22. COOMBES J, Moeller H, Fraser S, Williams H, et al
    Administration of Burns First Aid Treatment to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children in community settings.
    Burns. 2024;50:107219.
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23. NAKAMURA K, Isogai T, Ohbe H, Nakajima M, et al
    Effect of fluid resuscitation with albumin on mortality in patients with severe burns: A nationwide inpatient data analysis.
    Burns. 2024;50:107227.
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    November 2024
24. HUANG R, Li Y, Xian S, Zhang W, et al
    Delayed admission to hospital with proper prehospital treatments prevents severely burned patients from sepsis in China: A retrospective study.
    Burns. 2024;50:1977-1990.
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25. MICHAEL GC, Ashimi AO, Aliyu I, Riyad M, et al
    Differences in burn injury knowledge among reproductive-age women attending an urban and a semi-rural hospital in Northwest Nigeria: A cross-sectional study.
    Burns. 2024;50:1957-1967.
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    August 2024
26. SJOBERG F, Elmasry M, Abdelrahman I, Nyberg G, et al
    The impact and validity of the Berlin criteria on burn-induced ARDS: Examining mortality rates, and inhalation injury influences. A single center observational cohort study.
    Burns. 2024;50:1528-1535.
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27. DAUNGSUPAWONG H, Wiwanitkit V
    Artificial intelligence language model and burns first aid information: Comment.
    Burns. 2024;50:1710-1711.
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28. BLEARS E, Kuo SE, Tiongco RFP, Suresh R, et al
    Associations of urban versus rural patient residence on outcomes after burn: A national inpatient sample database study.
    Burns. 2024;50:1463-1474.
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29. FLORES E, Estebanez B, Quintana M, Fernandez-Puntero B, et al
    Usefulness of mid-regional proadrenomedullin levels in the resuscitation phase of severely burned patients and its utility in early sepsis detection.
    Burns. 2024;50:1519-1527.
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30. MCHARGUE C, Aden J, Pham TN, Salinas J, et al
    Precursors to oliguria during major burn resuscitation: An analysis of a prospective observational trial at 5 major US burn centers.
    Burns. 2024;50:1513-1518.
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31. MONDOR E, Barnabe J, Laguan EMR, Malic C, et al
    Virtual burn care - Friend or foe? A systematic review.
    Burns. 2024;50:1372-1388.
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    June 2024
32. VAKILI OJAROOD M, Farzan R, Mohsenizadeh SM, Torabi H, et al
    Deep Learning during burn prehospital care: An evolving perspective.
    Burns. 2024;50:1349-1351.
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33. BALDWIN AJ
    An artificial intelligence language model improves readability of burns first aid information.
    Burns. 2024;50:1122-1127.
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34. SHAH JK, Liu F, Cevallos P, Amakiri UO, et al
    A national analysis of burn injuries among homeless persons presenting to emergency departments.
    Burns. 2024;50:1091-1100.
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35. FRANCALANCIA S, Mehta K, Shrestha R, Phuyal D, et al
    Consumer focus group testing with stakeholders to generate an enteral resuscitation training flipbook for primary health center and first-level hospital providers in Nepal.
    Burns. 2024;50:1160-1173.
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36. FUCHKO D, King-Shier K, Gabriel V
    Burn mass casualty incident planning in Alberta: A case study.
    Burns. 2024;50:1128-1137.
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37. AVIV U, Beylin D, Biros E, Levi Y, et al
    Efficacy of transfer form implementation for adult burn patients between institutions to the Israeli National Burn Center.
    Burns. 2024;50:1138-1144.
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    May 2024
38. VAKILI OJAROOD M, Yaghoubi T, Farzan R
    Machine learning for prehospital care of patients with severe burns.
    Burns. 2024;50:1041-1043.
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39. ABLA H, Tran V, Pang A, Stroever S, et al
    Assessing resuscitation in burn patients with varying degrees of liver disease.
    Burns. 2024;50:991-996.
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40. HEGDE P, Gibikote S, Kumar A, Thenmozhi M, et al
    Knowledge of prevention and first aid in burn injuries among health care workers and non-health care persons in India.
    Burns. 2024;50:1024-1029.
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41. YALAN Q, Yinzhou L, Binfei T, Yunxing C, et al
    Early high-volume resuscitation with crystalloid solution combined with albumin improves survival of critically ill patients: A retrospective analysis from MIMIC-IV database.
    Burns. 2024;50:893-902.
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42. ZIA N, Mashreky SR, He H, Patel N, et al
    Factors associated with emergency department disposition among burn injury patients: Analysis of prehospital and emergency care characteristics using South Asia Burn Registry (SABR) data.
    Burns. 2024;50:874-884.
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    April 2024
43. HOLBERT MD, Kimble RM, Watt K, Griffin BR, et al
    Barriers and facilitators to burn first aid practice in the prehospital setting: A qualitative investigation amongst emergency medical service clinicians.
    Burns. 2024;50:674-684.
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    March 2024
44. LOVICK EA, Phelan HA, Phillips BD, Hickerson WL, et al
    Development of the national injury resource database (NIRD).
    Burns. 2024;50:315-320.
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45. BARTIMOTE C, Hoskin AK, Fraser CL, Watson S, et al
    Burn related globe and adnexal trauma at trauma centres.
    Burns. 2024;50:517-523.
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    February 2024
46. BUKOVCAN P
    Contribution to accuracy enhancement in clinical assessment of burn size and depth between referring hospitals and burn centers.
    Burns. 2024;50:290-292.
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47. ABDELMOTAAL AM, Abdelsalam AM, Bakry SAD, Abdel Hafiez RH, et al
    Effect of Hydroxyethyl starch (HES) versus 5% albumin solution on intra-abdominal pressure in severe burn patients: A prospective randomized clinical trial.
    Burns. 2024;50:197-203.
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    December 2023
48. BALDWIN AJ
    Readability, accountability, and quality of burns first aid information available online.
    Burns. 2023;49:1823-1832.
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    November 2023
49. MCCLELLAN JM, Stanton E, O'Neal J, Anderson J, et al
    The risks of sedation and pain control during burn resuscitation: Increased opioids lead to over-resuscitation and hypotension.
    Burns. 2023;49:1534-1540.
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50. OULEE A, Waldrop I, Mendoza R, Onyekonwu C, et al
    Children ages one to four are disproportionally affected by chemical burns in a cross-sectional analysis of NEISS 2012-2021.
    Burns. 2023;49:1729-1732.
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51. LIM WC, Hill AM, Edgar DW, Elliott M, et al
    Multidisciplinary staff perceived barriers and enablers to early mobilization of patients with burns in the ICU.
    Burns. 2023;49:1688-1697.
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    September 2023
52. HAYAVI-HAGHIGHI MH, Alipour J
    Applications, opportunities, and challenges in using Telehealth for burn injury management: A systematic review.
    Burns. 2023;49:1237-1248.
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53. TACON SL, Falaize A, Mellati N, Picard Y, et al
    Evolution of hematocrit in burn patients as a marker of early fluid management during acute phase.
    Burns. 2023;49:1356-1362.
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54. KIRKLAND KD, Gratton A, Mentzer C, Kubasiak JC, et al
    Inter-facility transfers for burn patients with concomitant traumatic injuries.
    Burns. 2023;49:1267-1271.
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    May 2023
55. JEHANGIR S
    Understanding burn injuries in Indian children- a step toward prevention and prompt first aid.
    Burns. 2023;49:735-736.
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    March 2023
56. LECLERC T, Sjoberg F, Jennes S, Martinez-Mendez JR, et al
    European Burns Association guidelines for the management of burn mass casualty incidents within a European response plan.
    Burns. 2023;49:275-303.
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