Deep second or third degree burns
TBSA burned >10% in patients over 50 years old
Deep second or third degree burns >20% TBSA in all other age groups
Deep second or third degree burns with serious threat of functional or cosmetic threat that involve face, hands, feet, genitalia, perineum, or major joints
Third degree burns >5% TBSA in any age group
Deep electrical burns including lightning injury; inhalation injury with burn injury
Circumferential burns of the extremity or chest
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2005 criteria with the below changes:
Burn surgery for wound closure required
TBSA requirements by age group were changed to >10% for those 65 years or older and 20% for those 18 to 64 years
Participants were also required to receive primary treatment at a burn model systems center with reasonable expectation of follow-up treatment at a BMS center
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2006 criteria with the below changes:Exclusion of frostbite, toxic epidermal necrolysis, abrasions, necrotizing fasciitis, meningococcemia, and other skin disease
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