Patients admitted to specialized burn units are usually severely disfigured and at high risk for serious complications, including systemic infections.   How does loss of intact skin contribute to risk of systemic infection?   Which type of surgical procedure is performed to remove devitalized burn tissue?   Which pathogen is most associated with serious infections in burn patients?   What type of systemic infection is sometimes seen in patients with extensive tissue loss?    Later, what options are available for replacement of skin in burn patients?  Please answer questions 1,2,3,4 and 5 if possible.

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