| P–1 |
Assessment and Treatment of Pain in the Pediatric Patient
Jeanne Louise Amerine, ADN, BA
University of North Carolina Hospitals, North Carolina Jaycee Burn Center, Chapel Hill, NC |
| P–2 |
Utilizing Mepitel for Graft Fixation: A Case Study
Brenda J. Chavez, MSN
Wichita Surgical Specialists, PA, Via Christi Regional Burn Unit, Wichita, KS |
| P–3 |
Benefits of Glucan Pro 3000 Cream in the Management of Partial Thickness Face Burns
Karen M. Coles, BSN
University of Alabama, Birmingham, AL |
| P–4 |
Xenaderm for Partial Thickness Burns
James M. Cross, MD
University of Alabama, Birmingham, AL |
| P–5 |
Treatment of Radiation Skin Reaction
James M. Cross, MD
University of Alabama, Birmingham, AL |
| P–6 |
The Use of Fabricated Protective Devices to Help Reduce Incidence of Nosocomial Pressure Sores in the Acute Burn Patient
Daniel Hernandez, BS
Tampa General Hospital, Acute Rehabilitation Services, Tampa, FL |
| P–7 |
Support Beyond the Injury
David W. Hoefflicker
University of Alabama at Birmingham Burn Support Group, Birmingham, AL |
| P–8 |
Vacuum Assisted Closure Device Used to Secure Split Thickness Skin Grafts in Pediatric Burn Patients
George C. Isaacs, MD
Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, Winston–Salem, NC |
| P–9 |
Partial Thickness Healing Faster
Jackie W. Turman, BSN
Regional Medical Center of Memphis, Firefighters Regional Burn Center, Memphis, TN |
| P-10 |
Warfarin Induced Breast Necrosis
Joseph M. Gutmann, MD
University of South Florida, Plastic Surgery, Tampa, FL |
| P-11 |
Coverage of Exposed Tibia with Integra and VAC Apparatus
Joseph M. Guttmann, MD
University of South Florida, Plastic Surgery, Tampa, FL |
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