Los niños gravemente quemados y su rehabilitación psicosocial
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Graneles quemados, Pediatría, Cirugía plástica, Rehabilitación psicosocialResumen
La bibliografía acerca ele las quemaduras en la infancia establece claramente la relación que hay entre el ajuste previo ele la familia y la rehabilitación psicosocial posterior. El presente estudio refiere nuestra experiencia en 14 casos ele niños gravemente quemados, consultados durante su ingreso en la Unidad ele Graneles Quemados, (cinco casos), o transcurrido un intervalo ele tiempo superior a un mes (nueve casos).
Se estimó que el grado ele salud mental previo, -tanto del paciente como de sus padres-, se correlacionaba con una buena rehabilitación emocional postquemacluras. Los autores hacen hincapié en la importancia ele establecer un programa ele trabajo asistencial multidisciplinario para un mejor pronóstico de los pacientes pediátricos gravemente quemados.
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