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    GlossaryBurn Treatment (Burn Management)

    involves medical care to heal skin and tissue damage from burns

    Burn Treatment, also known as Burn Care or Burn Management, involves medical interventions to heal skin and tissue damage caused by burns. This can include first aid measures like cooling the burn with water, pain management, wound cleaning, and dressing, as well as more advanced treatments such as skin grafts, antibiotics to prevent infection, and physical therapy to restore function and mobility. The specific approach depends on the severity and depth of the burn.

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