Burn Unit
Overview
Our Burn Unit is equipped to treat all types of burn injuries, including thermal, chemical, electrical, and radiation burns. Managed by Critical Care and Plastic Surgery specialists, we provide comprehensive medical and surgical care tailored to each patient’s needs.
At Charnock Hospital, we prioritize a holistic approach to recovery, including rehabilitative, nutritional, and psychological support. Our strict infection control policy ensures a safe and sterile environment with zero tolerance for infections.
With advanced ICU facilities and specially trained nursing staff available 24/7, our Burn Unit ensures continuous, compassionate care. Our Emergency Department also operates around the clock for immediate and effective initial burn management.
Department Highlights
Advanced Burn Unit with ICU
Specialized care for thermal, chemical, electrical, and radiation burns in a sterile environment.
Integrated Multidisciplinary Care
Tailored treatment plans for comprehensive patient recovery.
Round-the-Clock Specialist Availability
Immediate access to plastic surgeons and critical care specialists.
Continuous Burn Patient Management
Dedicated nursing professionals for holistic care and support.
Cutting-Edge ICU Facilities
Advanced technology for precise monitoring and treatment.
24/7 Emergency Department Support
Rapid initial management of burn injuries for seamless care.
Why We’re the Best Choice?
At Charnock Hospital, our Burn Unit stands out for its specialized care and commitment to excellence in burn injury management.
Expert Team
Led by experienced plastic surgeons and critical care specialists, our team delivers expert care tailored to each patient’s unique needs.
Advanced Facility
Equipped with advanced ICU technology and rigorous infection control measures, we ensure a safe and sterile environment conducive to healing.
Comprehensive Services
From rehabilitative therapies to personalized nutritional and psychological support, we provide holistic care aimed at promoting recovery and enhancing quality of life.
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FAQ
What are the distinctions between first-, second-, and third-degree burns?
First-degree burns affect the outer layer of skin, causing redness and pain. Second-degree burns penetrate deeper, causing blisters and intense pain. Third-degree burns extend through all layers of skin, potentially damaging tissues and nerves.
How long does it typically take for burns to heal?
Healing time varies depending on the severity of the burn. Superficial burns may heal within a few days to weeks, while deeper burns may require months of care and rehabilitation.
How can I prevent burns at home or in the workplace?
To prevent burns, always use caution around hot surfaces and liquids. Install smoke detectors and fire extinguishers at home, and practice workplace safety protocols to reduce the risk of burns.
What steps should I take immediately after suffering a burn?
For minor burns (first-degree), cool the area with cold water and apply a sterile bandage. For more severe burns, seek medical attention immediately to prevent infection and ensure proper treatment.
When should I seek medical attention for a burn?
Seek medical help if the burn covers a large area, appears charred or white, causes intense pain, or is located on the face, hands, feet, or genitals. Prompt medical intervention can prevent complications and promote faster healing.
What are the potential complications associated with burns?
Burns can lead to complications such as infection, scarring, loss of mobility, and in severe cases, shock or organ failure. Proper medical treatment and follow-up care are crucial to minimize these risks.
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