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A retrospective study was performed at the Yorkshire Regional Burns Centre from 1994 to 2004 inclusive to determine the changes in treatment and clinical outcomes of patients admitted with hot beverage burns and the effect of changes in referral patterns over this period. Although children under the age of 3 years accounted for 77.5% of all cases of hot beverage scalds, this injury was represented...
A 10-year retrospective study of hot oil scalds was conducted at the Yorkshire Regional Burns Centre from the years 1995–2004. The number of admissions was noted to have increased over this period. Peak occurrence was noted in the 1–5 and the 30–40-year-old age groups. The peak occurrence in adults was significantly older than that previously reported. Ninety-two percent of injuries in the 1–6-year-old...
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