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Understanding Burn Wound Classifications & Healing Phases

Burn Depth Classification (WHO Standards)

  • First-Degree (Superficial Burns): Affects epidermis only; mild erythema and pain. Healing in 3–7 days with non adhesive wound dressing.
  • Second-Degree (Partial-Thickness): Involves dermis; requires burn sterile dressing to avoid infection.
  • Third-Degree (Full-Thickness): Penetrates full skin layers; treated with burn wound care dressings and possibly surgery.

Burn Healing Stages & Clinical Implications

  1. Inflammatory Phase (0-72 hrs): Control infection with antimicrobial dressings.
  2. Proliferative Phase (3–21 days): Maintain moist environment using alginate or hydrocolloid.
  3. Maturation Phase (Weeks–months): Scar management with silicone dressings.

Evidence-Based Dressing Selection Protocol

Sterile Dressing Fundamentals

Burns raise infection risk. Non-sterile dressings raise mortality by 17% (J Burn Care Res 2021).

Non-Adhesive Dressing Advantages

  • Reduces trauma during re-epithelialization
  • Improves pain control (VAS scale)

Recommended: CEEPORT Hydrocolloid Wound Dressings – Gentle for fragile skin.

Dressing Matrix by Burn Type

Burn Severity Primary Dressing Secondary Dressing
Superficial Hydrocolloid Non-woven wrap
Partial-Thickness Silver Calcium Alginate Foam + Film
Full-Thickness Cadaxomer Iodine ABD pad + compression


Step-by-Step Advanced Dressing Technique

Pre-Changing Protocol

  • WHO hand hygiene
  • Sterile gloves and wound inspection (Bates-Jensen scale)

Wound Cleansing

Use 0.9% saline or Prontosan® for biofilm. Irrigate at 8psi using 19G angiocath.

Dressing Application for Exudative Burns

  1. Apply CEEPORT Silver Alginate Dressing
  2. Cover wound carefully
  3. Secure with flexible tape

Tip: Mepitel® protects facial features during changes


Nutritional Interventions for Burn Recovery

Metabolic Needs

Use Curreri formula: 25 kcal/kg + (30 x %TBSA); Protein: 1.5–2g/kg/day.

Critical Nutrients

Nutrient Role Recommended Dose
Glutamine Intestinal barrier 0.5g/kg/day
Zinc Collagen synthesis 220mg
Vitamin C Antioxidant 1-2g/day

Warning: Avoid excess Vitamin E in >30% TBSA burns.

When to Escalate Care?

Infection Signs

  • Temp > 38.5°C
  • Redness >2cm from wound edge
  • Hyperglycemia in diabetics

ABA Emergency Referral

Full-thickness burns >1% TBSA or suspected inhalation injury require urgent specialist care.


Why Choose CEEPORT Burn Solutions?

  • FDA-Certified Sterility
    Each dressing is manufactured in a cleanroom and sealed using gamma sterilization, ensuring every pack stays safe until opened.

  • Gentle on Fragile Skin
    Our non-adhesive and silicone-based options are designed to protect delicate burn areas—without sticking or causing pain during removal.

  • Trusted by Global Customers
    From clinics to emergency responders, CEEPORT burn care products are used in over 30 countries for daily wound management.

  • Reliable, Ready-to-Use Packaging
    Individually packed and shelf-stable, our products are ideal for both hospital use and home care.

  • Designed with Burn Recovery in Mind
    Every layer—from contact to cover—was selected to promote a clean, moist healing environment while minimizing patient discomfort.

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Medical Disclaimer: This content follows IWII guidelines but does not substitute for medical diagnosis. Always consult with licensed providers for patient-specific care.