Clinical results of Surgical Excision and Skin Grafting Ther

Case 1. Male, 23 Years Old. Admission No. 212911 (fig. 65. a-c)
Final diagnosis:
(1) Direct flame burns with 92 % TBSA
   (Superficial second-degree 2 %, deep second-degree 19 %, third-degree 71 %);
(2) Inhalation injury (mild);
(3) Hypovolemic shock postburn;
(4) Septicemia (Pseudomonas aeruginosa); corneal ulcer (Pseudomonas, left eye).

Case 2. Female, 28 Years Old. Admission No. 212918 (fig. 66. a, b)
(1) Direct flame burns with 95 % TBSA, third-degree 90 %.
(2) Inhalation injury.

Case 3. (fig. 67. a, b)
(1) Direct flame burns with 95 % TBSA, third-degree 91 %.
(2) Inhalation injury.