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Burn patients develop patho-physiological alterations, which include extensive nitrogen loss, malnutrition, markedly increased metabolic rate and immunologic deficiency. The degree of increase in metabolic rate appears to be directly proportional to the extent of burn injury. As a result of accelerated patients' metabolism the increased requirements for macronutrients as carbohydrates, proteins, fats and Micronutrients as vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. The study aimed to determine the effect of therapeutic dietary regimen on wound healing for patients with moderate degree burn. It was carried out at the burn of Main University hospital, from 2014 till 2016. A sample included 66 adult recent moderately burned patients assigned sequentially into a group I (n=33) who receive routine hospital diet, and group II(n=33) who receive high caloric and protein diet from natural sources that was calculated to them according to Toronto formula. Evaluation the effect of two dietary regimens was done by measuring anthropometric measurement, laboratory investigation. The main results reveled decreased the length of hospital stay, decreased the change of anthropometric measurement, positive effect on serum albumin and total protein and a positive significant relation between dietary protein intake and serum hemoglobin level, serum albumin and total protein.

Effect of Therapeutic Dietary Regimen on Wound Healing For Patients with Moderate Degree Burn