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Early manipulation of metabolic changes due to severe burns in children
W. B. Norbury
, M. G. Jeschke
, D. N. Herndon
Surgery
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Severe Burns
100%
Metabolic Changes
100%
Metabolic Rate
100%
Total Body Surface Area
66%
Lean Body Mass
66%
Immune Function
33%
Metabolism
33%
Wound Healing
33%
Propranolol
33%
United States
33%
Insulin
33%
Recombinant Human Growth Hormone (r-hGH)
33%
Thermal Injury
33%
Oxandrolone
33%
Anabolic Steroids
33%
Pharmaceutics
33%
Exercise Program
33%
Non-pharmacological
33%
Deleterious Effects
33%
Early Excision
33%
Hypermetabolism
33%
Burn Size
33%
Non-pharmacological Methods
33%
Catabolism
33%
High Protein
33%
Aerobic
33%
Enteral Feeding
33%
High Carbohydrate
33%
Sepsis Treatment
33%
Resistive Exercise
33%
Beta-blockade
33%
Environmental Temperature
33%
Reintegration
33%
Emergency Department Visits
33%
Early Closure
33%
Admission to Hospital
33%
Maladaptive Responses
33%
Medicine and Dentistry
Thermal Burn
100%
Metabolic Rate
75%
Body Surface
50%
Lean Body Weight
50%
Propranolol
25%
Wound
25%
Wound Healing
25%
Thermal Injury
25%
Human Growth Hormone
25%
Sepsis
25%
Anabolic Agent
25%
Oxandrolone
25%
Emergency Department
25%
Immune Function
25%
Enteric Feeding
25%
Hypermetabolism
25%
Beta Adrenergic Receptor Blocking
25%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Burn
100%
Wound
25%
Propranolol
25%
Wound Healing
25%
Thermal Injury
25%
Human Growth Hormone
25%
Sepsis
25%
Anabolic Steroid
25%
Oxandrolone
25%
Hypermetabolism
25%