Garnica-Escamilla MA, Sánchez-Zúñiga MJ, Tamez-Coyotzin EA, Vázquez-Guerra LI, Garza-Carrión JA, Hernández-Peña R, Moreno-Sánchez LE

Language: Spanish
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ABSTRACT

Burns represent a complex medical entity, not only due to the management required, but because of the different systemic complications present in these patients, currently, gastrointestinal alterations have been the subject of study for its correlation as a factor of poor prognosis in the natural history of the disease. This paper addresses the different gastrointestinal clinical entities present in burned patients among which are: ileus, bleeding digestive, compartimental syndrome, intestinal perforation and pseudomembranous colitis. To speak of gastrointestinal complications is to refer not only to the complications of the injury, but in many cases secondary to a vigorous medical treatment to which the patient is exposed, as such there is no classification based on the period in which these complications appear; that why a search was made of the different complications in relation to their time of appearance and a classification is proposed in acute and chronic, taking into account the first week of their development for their best understanding.

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