WikiJournal of Medicine/Comparison between the Lund-Browder chart and the BurnCase 3D® for consistency in estimating total body surface area burned/XML

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     <title>Comparison between the Lund-Browder chart and the BurnCase 3D® for consistency in estimating total body surface area burned</title>
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Objective:  Measure time required to determine total body surface area (<span class="extiw">TBSA</span>) burned (%<span class="extiw">TBSA</span>) using the Lund-Browder chart and BurnCase 3D<sup>®</sup>, and calculate discrepancy between the two methods' %TBSA estimates.  Methods: We asked 3 burn experts with 7 to 9 years of experience to participate in our experiment by estimating <span class="extiw">TBSA</span> burned (%TBSA) for 26 subjects with a total of 262 photos, based on the <span class="extiw">Lund-Browder chart</span> and the BurnCase 3D.  We also measured time required for each estimation.   Results: Estimations via the <span class="extiw">Lund-Browder chart</span> and the BurnCase 3D showed statistically significant differences for Observers 1 and 2 (p < 0.05), but not for Observer 3 (p = 0.11). <span class="extiw">Inter-observer variability</span> was insignificant among the observers (p = 0.31).   When using the BurnCase 3D, burn estimation was consistent across the 3 participants (p = 0.31), yet the time spent for each method was significantly different (p < 0.05) from using the <span class="extiw">Lund-Browder chart</span> and the time spent for estimation did not statistically vary (p = 0.20). Time spent on burn estimation varied when using either the <span class="extiw">Lund-Browder chart</span> or  the BurnCase 3D for all participants (p < 0.05).   Conclusion: Using the BurnCase 3D over the <span class="extiw">Lund-Browder chart</span> produced slightly different estimations for <span class="extiw">TBSA</span> burned but estimation results stayed stable across inspectors. Due to the small sample size however, further investigation is necessary.
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