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See Latest ArticlesPatterns of burn injury in the preambulatory infant
Burns, 01/14/09
Burlinson CEG et al. - Infants less than 6-month-old are at significant risk of burn; at this age the injury is usually caused by hazards in the home environment. These infants are vulnerable to inadequate first aid and require a large amount of follow-up care. Better parental education may help reduce the number of injuries we see in this age group.
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