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Burns Management

Burns management turns into a burning issue
Even with 7 lakh burns patients being hospitalized and 1.2 lakh dying annually, there are only 32 burns units, with inadequate facilities and around 40 burns surgeons in India. Not to mention the cost of treatment that runs up to Rs 4,00,000. Rita Duta finds out what ails burns care in India.

AAPI to standardize burns care in India
With more than 1,20,000 deaths occurring due to burns injury every year in India, burns experts of American Association of Physicians of Indian origin (AAPI), a consortium of 30,000 Indian physicians based in the US, are formulating protocols to be followed for management of burns patient.

“AAPI is only a facilitator”
Dr M L Hanumadass, chairman, task force on burns care in India for AAPI and former director at the US-based Cook County hospital had recently come down to India to evaluate burns centre of different cities and brainstorm with Indian burn surgeons for formulating guidelines on burns centres in India.

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