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Newest firstPatients with burn injuries exhibit one of the most intense hypermetabolic responses among critically ill populations, making them highly susceptible to malnutrition-linked to prolonged hospital stays and delayed wound healing. While cannabis is recognized for its appetite-stimulating properties in acute settings, its association with the nutritional demands of burn injuries remains underexplored. A single-institu…
Open article record in new tab ↗Our previous research has demonstrated that the spinal cord undergoes epigenetic and molecular alterations following non-severe burn injury (BI). However, the primary somatosensory cortex (S1), crucial for pain perception, remains unexplored in this context. Here, we investigated transcriptomic alterations in the S1 cortex of mice subjected to BI or formalin application (FA) to the hind paw, utilizing RNA sequenci…
Open article record in new tab ↗Background Inflammation is the first response to tissue damage. A hematoma occurs when blood leaves the damaged vessels, and platelets play an important role in this process. This study aimed to investigate the effect of herbal bioactive compounds on the angiogenic factors and modulation of inflammatory mediators in deep second-degree burn patients. Methods In a randomized clinical trial, 54 patients were divided…
Self-induced dermatoses are more and more frequent in adolescent substance abusers with adaptation problems. We here report a case of self-induced bullous lesions on the shoulder in an adolescent with major depression and suicidal ideations. The study involved a 22-year old man, who was a chronic smoker, an occasional user of cannabis and alchool with no particular past medical history, with divorced parents, in c…
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