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Influence of admission serum albumin level on outcomes of adult patients with severe burns
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This study aimed to detect the impact of serum albumin level at admission on the outcome of severely adult burn patients who were admitted to the Intensive care unit (ICU) within 72h after burn. The result indicated that the serum albumin level significantly reduced at admission (31.1 ± 1.1g/l). Of 62 studied patients, 10 (16.1%) patients had albumin level < 25g/l at admission. Plasma albumin level was significantly lower in patients with deep burn area 20% total body surface area, in patients who developed multiple organs failure or died (p < 0.05) and was not affected by gender, age, burn size and inhalation injury. In addition, a remarkably higher rate of multiple organ failure and death was recorded in patients with admission albumin level < 25g/l (p < 0.05). There was an insignificant relationship between admission albumin level and length of stay in the ICU, healing time of partial burn as well as a donor site.
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Serum albumin, adult burn, outcomes
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