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Deep Burns in Elderly Patients and the Influence of Autoplasty on Oxidation-Reduction Process

DOI : https://doi.org/10.36349/easms.2019.v02i01.007

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Burn injuries in the elderly burn victim need to be treated as aggressively as is done in young people; yet, special considerations are necessary. In this study, we first looked at our entire cohort of 441 patients with over 60 years old. In work were used investigation methods of whole protein content and aluminous fractions, hemorheology and systems of hemostasis, hematocrit and intermediary metabolism rates. Gradual normalization of glutathione level, catalase, carbonic anhydrase, concentrations of lactic and pyruvic acids, confirm that skin defect restoration by auto grafts eliminates oxygen lack and improves liver function in the burned.

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