Burn injuries trigger complex local and systemic responses requiring coordinated multidisciplinary care from acute treatment through long-term rehabilitation. This volume provides a comprehensive overview of contemporary burn science and clinical practice, bringing together current knowledge on burn pathophysiology, pediatric and electrical burns, nutrition, wound healing, regenerative therapies, scar management, and chronic cutaneous complications. Particular emphasis is placed on translational and pathophysiology-driven treatment approaches, emerging therapeutic technologies, advanced wound care strategies, and novel insights into burn-induced metabolic and neuromuscular dysfunction. The book offers readers a broad perspective on the challenges and opportunities in modern burn care. Designed for surgeons, physicians, dermatologists, nurses, rehabilitation specialists, researchers, and trainees, this volume serves as a valuable resource for understanding the biological basis of burn injury, optimizing patient management, and improving both short- and long-term outcomes.

This book is included in DOAB.