Genital Burns Are Associated With Worse Psychosocial and Physical Outcomes

Keyphrases

• Psychosocial Outcomes 100%
• Physical Outcomes 100%
• Genital Burns 100%
• Risk Ratio 60%
• Risk of Death 40%
• Burn Patients 20%
• Total Body Surface Area 20%
• Burn Injury 10%
• Low Risk 10%
• Retrospective Cohort Study 10%
• Impact on Patients 10%
• Injury Risk 10%
• Posttraumatic Stress Disorder 10%
• Surface Burn 10%
• Long-run Risk 10%
• Depression Risk 10%
• Healthcare Institutions 10%
• Pruritus 10%
• Hospitalization Risk 10%
• Propensity Score Matching 10%
• Stress-induced Depression 10%
• Complex Injury 10%
• Short-term Risk 10%
• Psychiatric Morbidity 10%
• Health Strategy 10%
• TriNetX 10%
• Tailored Care 10%
• Anxiety Risk 10%
• Physical Aspects 10%
• Psychiatric Aspects 10%
• Unique Challenge 10%
• Challenges Faced 10%
• Healthcare Practitioners 10%
• US Healthcare 10%
• Burn Degree 10%
• Chronic Joint Pain 10%
• Physical Complications 10%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Thermal Burn 100%
• Body Surface 100%
• Morbidity 50%
• Arthralgia 50%
• Retrospective Cohort Study 50%
• Posttraumatic Stress Disorder 50%
• Pruritus 50%
• Propensity Score Matching 50%
• Health Care Personnel 50%