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The Department of Burns and Plastic Surgery has become a leading regional center in China through 30 years of dedication. Key to its success are foundational strength, skill enhancement, innovation, and a focus on future trends in burn care.

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  • Burn Care
  • Regenerative Medicine

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  • Established in China, the Department of Burns and Plastic Surgery has developed over 30 years.
  • It is now a recognized regional center for burn diagnosis and treatment.

Observation:

  • The department's growth emphasizes discipline development, skill enhancement, and innovation.
  • Experience gained over three decades informs its strategic direction.

Findings:

  • Wound treatment remains a cornerstone of burn care.
  • Improving the burn emergency treatment system is crucial.
  • Enhanced interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary collaboration is essential.

Implications:

  • Future efforts should focus on strengthening the burn emergency system and fostering collaboration.
  • Basic scientific research holds potential for clinical application in burn treatment and plastic surgery.