Thrombolytic Therapy in Prepubescent Pediatric Frostbite Patients

Frostbite injury in prepubescent children is rare and, as such, has limited research and guidelines specific to managing this population. Here, we present a 5-patient case series of all prepubescent pediatric patients with severe frostbite injury who were treated with thrombolytics at our ABA-verified burn center. All patients were documented to have excellent preservation of tissue with no adverse effects related to thrombolytic administration. This case series underscores the potential of thrombolytic therapy in pediatric frostbite cases, paving the way for improved clinical outcomes and highlighting the necessity of further research to establish standardized treatment guidelines.

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Journal of Burn Care & Research
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2025-06-22
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https://doi.org/10.1093/jbcr/iraf116
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Burn Injury Management and Outcomes
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Thrombolytic Therapy in Prepubescent Pediatric Frostbite Patients

Alexandra Lacey, Nicholas James Larson, Melanie McCormick, Sam Miotke, Rob Newsom
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Abstract

Frostbite injury in prepubescent children is rare and, as such, has limited research and guidelines specific to managing this population. Here, we present a 5-patient case series of all prepubescent pediatric patients with severe frostbite injury who were treated with thrombolytics at our ABA-verified burn center. All patients were documented to have excellent preservation of tissue with no adverse effects related to thrombolytic administration. This case series underscores the potential of thrombolytic therapy in pediatric frostbite cases, paving the way for improved clinical outcomes and highlighting the necessity of further research to establish standardized treatment guidelines.

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Regions Hospital (US), University of Minnesota (US)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 18%
Burn Injury Management and Outcomes
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