BURNS

This study is testing a device that filters harmful substances from the blood of patients with severe burns. The goal is to see if this treatment can reduce complications like sepsis, shorten ICU stays, and improve survival. Researchers will compare 15 patients receiving the devi…

This study is testing if a spray-on drug called tranexamic acid works as well as the standard spray (thrombin) to control bleeding under skin grafts for burn wounds. The goal is to see if the new option is just as effective at preventing blood clots under the graft and helping it…

This study is testing if a topical gel called 4-aminopyridine (4-AP) can help second-degree burns heal faster and with less scarring. It will involve 200 adults with recent burns. The goal is to see if this treatment, added to standard care, can improve the body's natural healing…

This study is testing a device that filters a patient's blood to remove harmful substances released after a severe burn. It aims to see if this treatment can help control the body's dangerous inflammatory response in children, potentially reducing their time in intensive care. Th…

This study is testing whether a wearable robot that helps move the legs can improve walking ability for people who still have trouble walking six months after severe burns on their legs. Twenty eligible participants will receive one-on-one physical therapy using the robot for one…

This study is testing whether a new topical cream called MW-III helps burns heal faster than the standard treatment, Silvadene. Researchers will enroll 60 adults with partial-thickness thermal burns to compare how quickly their burns close up and how much scarring occurs. The goa…

This study is testing if using bandages printed with cartoon characters can help children feel less scared, stressed, and in pain during burn dressing changes. Kids aged 7-11 will be randomly given either standard bandages or the cartoon ones during their procedure. Researchers w…

This study is testing a new home-based recovery program for adults who have suffered a burn. It compares standard paper exercise instructions to a tech-enhanced program that includes a gamified app, a Fitbit, and weekly virtual coaching. The goal is to see if the tech program hel…

This study is creating a large international registry to collect real-world data on how a medical device called CytoSorb is used in critical care. The device filters harmful substances from a patient's blood and is used for various severe conditions like septic shock, severe trau…

This study aims to better understand how fluids spread inside the body of adults with severe burns during their first four days in intensive care. Researchers will measure a specific fluid volume using a simple glucose injection to see if it can help doctors give the right amount…