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Zaključak

          Reanimacija tečnostima je najvažniji prvi korak u zbrinjavanju pacijenata sa opekotinama. Još uvek
          postoje brojne kontroverze oko vrste, količine tečnosti, monitoringa protokola. Iako protokoli,
          formule i preporuke značajno pomažu u lečenju ovih teških i kompleksnih bolesnika, ipak je od
          najvećeg značaja individualni pristup svakom pacijentu. Takođe je od velikog značaja monitoring
          uspešnosti reanimacije, ponovna procena iz sata u sat, pre svega, adekvatnost hemodinamike

          i perfuzije vitalnih organa, što ostaje zlatni standard u inicijalnom pristupu pacijentima sa
          opekotinama.




          Abstract

          A burn injury is defined as damage to the skin and subcutaneous tissues caused by heat, electricity, or chemicals. Burns
          can be classified according to the mechanism and time of occurrence and according to the severity of the injury. The
          severity of the burn is most often determined about the depth and percentage of the affected surface, taking into account
          some specificities of the patients (age, presence of comorbidities) and the burns themselves (inhalation, circumferential,
          burns caused by electricity). Fluid resuscitation is the most important measure of the initial (but, and later) treatment
          of burn disease, which is carried out to prevent hypovolemia and the occurrence of burn shock. Inadequate or delayed
          fluid resuscitation leads to multisystemic organ dysfunction. On the other hand, excessive fluid replacement leads to
          the formation of edema and other complications, such as compartment syndromes, which also increase morbidity and
          mortality. Crystalloid solutions are the core of burn resuscitation, and the biggest dilemma is whether, when, and how
          many colloids should be included in therapy.

          Keywords: burns, classification, treatment, infusion solutions





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