Management of pediatric perineal and genital burns: Twenty-year review

Keyphrases

• Pediatric 100%
• Perineal Burns 100%
• Genital Burns 100%
• Pediatric Patients 66%
• Contracture 66%
• Burn Contracture 66%
• Skin Graft 66%
• Testicle 66%
• Perineum 66%
• Local Skin Flap 66%
• Genital 33%
• Acute Stage 33%
• Excision 33%
• Scar 33%
• Delayed Complication 33%
• Full-thickness 33%
• Primary Closure 33%
• Fecal Incontinence 33%
• Diverting Colostomy 33%
• 1-year Follow-up 33%
• Acute Management 33%
• Scrotum 33%
• Penis 33%
• Rectal Prolapse 33%
• Contracture Release 33%
• Buttocks 33%
• Flap Coverage 33%
• Anal Dilatation 33%
• Transposition Flap 33%
• Rectal Stenosis 33%
• Local Flap 33%
• Suprapubic Cystostomy 33%
• Scar Excision 33%
• Skin Grafting 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Pediatrics 100%
• Contracture 100%
• Pediatrics Patient 66%
• Burn Scar Contracture 66%
• Testes 66%
• Skin Flap 66%
• Perineum 66%
• Skin Graft 66%
• Skin Transplantation 33%
• Stenosis 33%
• Feces Incontinence 33%
• Colostomy 33%
• Scrotum 33%
• Phallus 33%
• Rectal Prolapse 33%
• Buttock 33%
• Skin Transposition Flap 33%
• Suprapubic Cystostomy 33%