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See Latest ArticlesTracheobronchial Protease Inhibitors, Body Surface Area Burns, and Mortality in Smoke Inhalation
Journal of Burn Care & Research, 08/27/09
Kurzius–Spencer M et al. – Tracheobronchial AAT and A2M levels were significantly lower in patients with more severe burns and increased over time. Initial SLPI levels predicted subsequent PAP. Increased early A2M in combination with extensive burn predicted early mortality.
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