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Burn care

Surgical treatment of burns depends on degree, location, and severity; Dr. Muyldermans treats the less severe forms.

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For burns, local wound care may suffice or surgical intervention may be needed.

Patients with severe burns are referred to an accredited burn center. Dr. Muyldermans treats only the less severe forms.

When is this treatment appropriate?

During the consultation, we assess whether this treatment fits your situation.

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Often suitable for

Less severe burns

Mild burns for conservative wound care

Deep second- or third-degree wound after clinical assessment

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How does the treatment proceed?

Mild burns can often heal conservatively through wound care, coordinated by the wound care clinic at Jessa Hospital.

When a burn wound proves clinically deep second- or third-degree after several days, surgical debridement with reconstruction by skin grafting is often performed.

Assessment

Degree, location, and severity determine wound care, surgery, or referral.

Wound care

Mild burns can heal conservatively through coordinated wound care.

Surgery

Deep second- or third-degree burns may require debridement and skin grafting.

Discreet huidbeeld voor brandwondenbehandeling.

For burn care we choose an approach that fits your expectations, with precise technique and smooth recovery.

Dr. Thomas Muyldermans

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From consultation to recovery

A clear path with personal guidance, from the first conversation to a beautiful and natural result.

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  1. Assessment

    We assess severity, location, and features that require a burn center.

  2. Wound care

    Less severe burns can be followed up through the wound care clinic.

  3. Reassessment

    After several days, a clinical assessment determines whether the wound is deep second- or third-degree.

  4. Surgery

    For deeper burns, debridement and reconstruction with skin grafting may be needed.

  5. Referral

    Severe burns are referred to an accredited burn center.

Frequently asked questions

Which burns are referred?

Referral follows clinical assessment and takes into account, among other factors, extensive burns, deeper burns, burns in children or older adults, inhalation injury, chemical or electrical burns, and burns in functional areas.

What happens with a deep burn?

When a burn wound proves clinically deep second- or third-degree, surgical debridement and reconstruction with skin grafting are often performed.

Who follows up mild burns?

Mild burns can often be followed up through the wound care clinic at Jessa Hospital.

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