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The International Burn Center at Johns Hopkins

Welcome to Our Department

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Physician Robert Spence examines a patient.  
   

The Johns Hopkins Burn Center opened in 1968. The adult unit is verified by the American Burn Association and the Children’s unit is certified by the Institute for Emergency Medical Services Systems (MIEMSS) and cares for all burn victims under the age of fifteen. Expert care from the Division’s burn and reconstructive surgeons, coupled with extensive clinical and basic science research, makes the Johns Hopkins Burn Center the major referral center for burn victims in the Mid-Atlantic region.

The Johns Hopkins Burn Center comprises the adult unit at the Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center and the pediatric unit located at the Johns Hopkins Children Center.

Our Specialists

The physicians of the Johns Hopkins Burn Center cover a wide range of expertise,  including surgery, intensive care, psychological counseling, pain service, nutrition, social work, physical and accupational therapy, plastic reconstructive surgery, clinical educations, and much more. 

More than 20 physicians and therapists practice in the Department and also are at the forefront of research trying to find new and better ways to help patients suffering from burns.

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  Stephen M. Milner, M.D., Chief of the Burns Division and  Surgical Director of the Johns Hopkins Wound Healing Center

Conditions treated at the Burn Center:
  • Acute burn injury
  • Flame, scald, electrical, chemical
  • Late effects of burn injury
  • Burn scar deformity
  • Burn scar dysfunction

Complex wounds:

  • Toxic epidermal necrolysis
  • Necrotizing fasciitis
  • Chronic ulcers
  • Pressure sores


The Latest News

Visit this page often and check the column on the right for the latest advances in diagnosis and treatment of burns. Subscribe here to Hopkins News for You, our monthly e-newsletter.

Appointments or Second Opinions

To make an appointment or to seek a second opinion from a Johns Hopkins otolaryngology-head and neck surgery specialist, please complete our online Inquiry Form.  If you prefer to contact us by telephone, please consult our Directory.

 

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John Harmon, M.D., Director of Surgical Research


Related Documents:

Download the Division of Burn Surgery Brochure (PDF)

Appointments and
Second Opinions

To make an appointment or to seek a second opinion from a Johns Hopkins women’s health specialist, please complete our Inquiry Form.

 
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