Epidemiological characteristics of pediatric patients with burn complications and influence between 2016 and 2021: a multi-center retrospective study

Boys, 1-3 years, and children whose hospitals in urban areas were susceptible to burns from hydrothermal scalds. Children aged 4-7 years were susceptible to shock due to flame burns involving limbs or multiple parts. In terms of age, children <1 year had the highest incidence of respiratory infections and anemia among all age groups. The rates of myocardial damage and esophageal stenosis in children aged 15-18 years were highest in different age groups. From burn causes, myocardial damage was the most common complications caused by electric. From burn area, the most common areas for shock and hypoproteinemia were the trunk.