Annals ofCritical Care Medicine

Volume: 2 - Number: 9 - June 15, 2002

Outstanding

Comparison of one- and two-dimensional programmes for predicting the state of skin burns

Body image of patients with burns sequellae: evaluation through the critical incident technique

Helicopter transportation of burn patients

The times they are a' changin

Articles

Microvascular changes in large flame burn wound in sheep

Laser Doppler imaging prediction of burn wound outcome in children

The treatment of Lewisite burns with laser debridement¯¯ `lasablation'

Comparison of one- and two-dimensional programmes for predicting the state of skin burns

Ruthenium red attenuated cardiomyocyte and mitochondrial damage during the early stage after severe burn

A prospective study of infections in burn patients

Body image of patients with burns sequellae: evaluation through the critical incident technique

Direct quantification of autologous serum albumin leakage after burn injury in mice

Sauna-related burns: a review of 154 cases treated in Kuopio University Hospital Burn Center 1994¯2000

Impact of duodenal feeding on the oxygen balance of the splanchnic region during different phases of severe burn injury,

The management of burns in a developing country: an experience from the republic of Yemen

Helicopter transportation of burn patients

Characteristics of burn patients transported by ambulance to treatment facilities in Akita Prefecture, Japan

Treatment of bilateral severe eyelid burns with skin grafts: an odyssey

Abuse of silver-nitrate solution for planing periorbital folds

Injuries to children caused by burning rice husk

Wood ash: an unusual cause of a chemical burn

Case

Occult brain tumour presenting with burns

Letters

Demonstration of epidermal transfer from a polymer membrane using genetically marked porcine keratinocytes'

To reply: "Demonstration of epidermal transfer from a polymer membrane using genetically marked porcine keratinocytes'...

Acellular allograft dermal matrix: immediate or delayed epidermal coverage?,

Perspectives and Editorial

The times they are a' changin