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Dermatological rehabilitation in burned children: an integrative review

Aurélio Silva Oliveira M;
Victória Silva Moraes M;
Beatriz do Nascimento Barros A;
Renata Oliveira Ruiz T;
Sargi Montedor T;
William Savio R;
Clara Vilaça Santos M;
D’Angelis Barbosa de Albuquerque L;
Vidaurre Salvatierra L;
Daniel Zanoni R

Marcos Aurélio Silva Oliveira

Maria Victória Silva Moraes

Ana Beatriz do Nascimento Barros

Talicya Renata Oliveira Ruiz

Thalita Sargi Montedor

Roger William Savio

Maria Clara Vilaça Santos

Luna D’Angelis Barbosa de Albuquerque

Lohana Vidaurre Salvatierra

Rodrigo Daniel Zanoni


Keywords

Dermatological rehabilitation
Burned children
Pediatric burns
Reabilitação dermatológica
Crianças queimadas
Queimaduras pediátricas.

Abstract

Introduction: Dermatological rehabilitation in burned children plays a crucial role in restoring skin function and aesthetics after burn injuries. This integrative literature review aims to comprehend the methods and outcomes related to this practice, exploring relevant studies in the field. Methods: To conduct this integrative review, we utilized the PubMed, Scielo, and Virtual Health Library databases. We used specific keywords such as "dermatological rehabilitation," "burned children," and "pediatric burns" to locate relevant articles. Article selection was based on relevance and research quality criteria. Results: This integrative review encompassed various studies related to dermatological rehabilitation in burned children. Some studies focused on negative pressure therapy and its role in the recovery of electric burn injuries. Others explored the use of dermal regeneration matrix in burned patients. Additionally, epidemiological studies were included, providing insights into the profile of burned children treated in hospitals. The review also addressed the importance of physiotherapy in burned patient rehabilitation and factors associated with physical sequelae in burned children. Strategies of kinesiotherapy and the dermatologist's approach in the initial burn care were also discussed. Conclusion: Dermatological rehabilitation in burned children is a multidisciplinary field that requires diverse and individualized approaches. The integrative review highlighted the significance of innovative techniques and treatment strategies to enhance outcomes and the quality of life for burned children. The knowledge gained from these studies can contribute to the improvement of dermatological rehabilitation practices in burned children in the future.


Author(s)

  • Marcos Aurélio Silva Oliveira
  • Maria Victória Silva Moraes
  • Ana Beatriz do Nascimento Barros
  • Talicya Renata Oliveira Ruiz
  • Thalita Sargi Montedor
  • Roger William Savio
  • Maria Clara Vilaça Santos
  • Luna D’Angelis Barbosa de Albuquerque
  • Lohana Vidaurre Salvatierra
  • Rodrigo Daniel Zanoni