Abstract:Patients with burns to their hands require rehabilitation for their early return to work and good quality of life. The aim of
this study was to evaluate the effect of early intervention with occupational therapy in patients with burns to their hands.
This study included 60 patients with second or third degree hand burns. Patients were included to the study 2 weeks after their burn wounds and
grafted areas had healed. They had 3 occupational therapy sessions per week for 8 weeks. These sessions included active … Show more
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