Nutrition and Metabolism in Burn Patients
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Nutritional support is one of the most critical aspects in treating burn patients, the significance of which cannot be reiterated enough. The management of nutrition in burn patients is challenging and multifactorial. It requires a comprehensive team of intensivists dieticians, plastic surgeons and occupational therapists working in collaboration to achieve the best possible outcome.
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