Did you know the order in which pressure garments are worn can impact their effectiveness? In this video, we explain the correct distal-to-proximal wearing sequence and why it matters for controlling post-burn hypertrophic scar growth and reducing edema. Perfect for burn therapists looking to optimize patient care! 📌 Content: Introduction 00:00 Quiz Time: What’s the Correct Wearing Sequence? 00:49 The Correct Sequence and Rationale 01:14 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more professional insights and tips for burn therapists. For tips, how-to's and videos on burn rehabilitation, subscribe to our Youtube channel or visit our website at https://www.sunshinetraining.org/ for our blog and to subscribe to our monthly newsletter. 🔗 Related Resources: Pressure garment wearing sequence: Is sequence of wearing really important? https://www.sunshinetraining.org/post/pressure-garment-wearing-sequence-is-sequence-of-wearing-really-important Three factors to consider in regards to the “23 hours” general rule for pressure garment wear time https://www.sunshinetraining.org/post/three-factors-for-23-hours-pressure-garment-wear-time Is it OK wearing pressure garments during rehabilitation exercises? https://www.sunshinetraining.org/post/wearing-pressure-garments-during-rehabilitation-exercises 📺 Related videos: https://youtu.be/Z5O2jvmKhCo?feature=shared https://youtu.be/G0C8UnzVKMo?feature=shared https://youtu.be/UCT-NvTjLhs?feature=shared #burnrehabilitation #pressure garments #scar management #hypertrophic scars

#burnrehabilitation #pressure garments #scar management #hypertrophic scars #rehabilitationexercises Should burn patients wear or remove pressure garments during rehabilitation exercises? Learn the dos and don’ts, plus tips to keep burn patients safe and comfortable while ensuring effective scar management. Pressure garments are essential in controlling burn hypertrophic scars, but their use during rehabilitation exercises can raise questions. In this video, we’ll explain: • When to keep pressure garments on during therapy. • When it’s better to remove them. • Key precautions therapists should follow to reduce friction, irritation, or wounds. This guide is perfect for burn therapists and healthcare professionals looking to improve their rehabilitation strategies and help patients achieve the best results in their recovery journey. 📌 Content: Introduction 00:00 General Guidelines - When to Remove Pressure Garments? When to Keep Them On? 00:49 Precautions to Reduce Risk of Problems 01:56 Key Takeaways 02:54 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more professional insights and tips for burn therapists. Visit our website at https://www.sunshinetraining.org/ for our blog and to subscribe to our monthly newsletter. 🔗 Related Resources: Is it OK wearing pressure garments during rehabilitation exercises? https://www.sunshinetraining.org/post/wearing-pressure-garments-during-rehabilitation-exercises Three factors to consider in regards to the “23 hours” general rule for pressure garment wear time https://www.sunshinetraining.org/post/three-factors-for-23-hours-pressure-garment-wear-time Saying goodbye and letting go... Helping patients discontinue the use of pressure garments https://www.sunshinetraining.org/post/helping-patients-discontinue-use-of-pressure-garments 📺 Related videos: https://youtu.be/Z5O2jvmKhCo?feature=shared https://youtu.be/UCT-NvTjLhs?feature=shared

#burnrehabilitation #pressuretherapy #scarmanagement In this video, we will discuss how the therapist can help prepare the patient’s transition towards his new pressure garment-free life by knowing when to safely discontinue the use of pressure garments, and knowing how to deal with concerns, anxiety and fear that may arise when patients have difficulty letting go of their garments. Read more about how to help patients discontinue the use of pressure garments: https://www.sunshinetraining.org/post/helping-patients-discontinue-use-of-pressure-garments-1 For tips, how-to's and videos on burn rehabilitation, subscribe to our Youtube channel or visit our website at https://www.sunshinetraining.org/ for our blog and to subscribe to our monthly newsletter. 📺 Related videos: https://youtu.be/Z5O2jvmKhCo?feature=shared https://youtu.be/UCT-NvTjLhs?feature=shared https://youtu.be/G0C8UnzVKMo

#burnrehabilitation Do Burn Patients Really Need to Wear Pressure Garments All Day, Every Day? In this video, we discuss whether burn patients must wear pressure garments for 23 hours a day and explore the factors that influence wear time. We cover the three key factors that therapists should consider when planning a pressure garment schedule for burn patients: the phase of scar maturation, the condition of the patient’s skin, and their age. 📌 Content: 00:00 Why "23-hour" wear time? 00:50 What are the three factors to consider? 01:04 Factor 1: Phase of scar maturation 02:00 Factor 2: Status of skin 02:21 Factor 3: Age of the patient 🔗 Related Resources: Is it OK wearing pressure garments during rehabilitation exercises? https://www.sunshinetraining.org/post/wearing-pressure-garments-during-rehabilitation-exercises Three factors to consider in regards to the “23 hours” general rule for pressure garment wear time https://www.sunshinetraining.org/post/three-factors-for-23-hours-pressure-garment-wear-time Saying goodbye and letting go... Helping patients discontinue the use of pressure garments https://www.sunshinetraining.org/post/helping-patients-discontinue-use-of-pressure-garments For tips, how-to's and videos on burn rehabilitation, subscribe to our Youtube channel or visit our website at https://www.sunshinetraining.org/ for our blog and to subscribe to our monthly newsletter. 📺 Related videos: https://youtu.be/Z5O2jvmKhCo?feature=shared https://youtu.be/UCT-NvTjLhs?feature=shared https://youtu.be/G0C8UnzVKMo

#rehabilitation #burnrehabilitation This video demonstrates how skin tension caused by burn scars can affect joint movements, with a specific focus on shoulder joint. The continuous nature of the skin means that when a joint is in motion, it's not just the local skin that stretches—it's a collaborative effort involving adjacent areas. A basic concern in burn rehabilitation is the profound effect of burn scars on joint mobility. Contrary to normal skin, scars lack the ability to stretch adequately. A scar need not be directly on a joint to impede its movement. A patient may experience noticeable issues with joint mobility despite the absence of apparent scars in the surrounding skin. In the case presented here, the patient doesn't have any scars on his shoulder, yet his shoulder movement is impeded. The culprit? Uneven tension stemming from scars located elsewhere. For tips, how-to's and videos on burn rehabilitation, subscribe to our Youtube channel or visit our website at https://www.sunshinetraining.org/ for our blog and to subscribe to our monthly newsletter.

#rehabilitation #burnrehabilitation #handrehabilitation This video highlights the implications of hypertrophic scar growth on finger joints, showcasing how the scar's tightness manifests during movement. These scars limit joint mobility and induce a distinctive blanching, signifying insufficient extensibility. The associated challenges, ranging from altered nail bed shapes to pain during DIP joint flexion, underscore the importance of scar treatment strategies that prioritize enhancing scar flexibility and extensibility for optimal rehabilitation. For tips, how-to's and videos on burn rehabilitation, subscribe to our Youtube channel or visit our website at https://www.sunshinetraining.org/ for our blog and to subscribe to our monthly newsletter. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music credit: Daily Beetle by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Source: https://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1500025 Artist: http://incompetech.com/

#rehabilitation #burnrehabilitation #pressuretherapy Hypertrophic scars on the dorsal aspect of the forefoot can be challenging to deal with. This is because the foot combines flat, convex and concave surfaces. If not dealt properly, these scars can have a serious impact on ambulation. Scar growth and contracture can cause metatarsophalangeal joint hyperextension and webspace syndactyly. In severe cases, range of motion of toe joints will be affected, which may cause pain when walking or wearing shoes. In this video, Chen-Jui HSU, Occupational Therapist at Sunshine’s Taipei Rehabilitation Center will use a patient’s case to illustrate how a pressure therapy intervention can be developed for this kind of problem.

Scars on the palmar side of the hand are difficult to manage, and pressure garment gloves alone cannot give sufficient pressure. Inserts made with Otoform or silicone gel sheets are generally used underneath the pressure garment glove to fill in the concave space, but this kind of material can be expensive and is not always readily available. In this video, Yu-Li Sung (PT) explains how to make simple, inexpensive yet effective palmar inserts using jeans fabric. Author: Yu-Li SUNG (PT), Director, Medical Device Center, Sunshine Social Welfare Foundation Reference: Yu-Li Sung, Palmar insert made with jeans fabric, Burns Open, Volume 5, Issue 4, October 2021, Pages 225-227 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.burnso.2021.08.022 https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2468912221000523 For more tips, how to's and videos about burn rehabilitation → Visit Sunshine Training website https://www.sunshinetraining.org/ Subscribe to Sunshine Training Youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3sz...