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EPISODE · Sep 9, 2019 · 28 MIN

Episode 4: Pediatric Burns, Oxandrolone, and Goniometric Measurement of Burn Scar Contracture

from The Journal of Burn Care & Research Podcast · host Oxford University Press

In the JBCR podcast for the 2019 4th issue, Digital Media Editor Dr. Katie Romanowski highlights a few articles from the July/August issue. The two articles featured focus on oxandrolone and the development of transaminitis and determining if pediatric burns are accidental or abusive. Dr. Romanowski then interviews Ingrid Parry, MS, PT about her multicenter study that is featured in this issue, “Goniometric Measurement of Burn Scar Contracture: A Paradigm Shift Challenging the Standard.” They discuss how the new measurement was developed, the importance of its development and its impact on burn survivors.

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