T29: Burns and corrosions of multiple body regions
T29.2: Burns of multiple regions, no more than second-degree burns mentioned
Burns of multiple regions refer to skin or tissue injuries that occur in more than one part of the body, caused by heat, electricity, radiation, chemicals, or friction. This specific condition involves burns up to the second degree. First-degree burns only affect the outer layer of the skin, causing redness and pain but no blisters. Second-degree burns are more severe, extending to the second layer of the skin (the dermis) and causing blisters along with redness and pain. The source of the burns can vary, and the severity and healing time often depends on the extent of the burn and the areas of the body affected. Skin infections and changes in skin color are possible complications if these burns are not properly managed. Importantly, while burns can be painful, they rarely lead to further systemic issues in the body provided they are effectively treated.
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