Background: Electrical burn injury is devastating among other burn injury. The involvement of head, external genitalia, and inguinal area are rare comparing to the limbs. Although the surgical treatment is well established for the limbs, the management of genital lesions remains challenging

Methods: We did a retrospective review of electrical burn injury patients admitted in our burn center from January 2016 to December 2018. We analyzed patient demographics, percent total body surface area, region wise distribution, electrical burn source, the problems encountered and surgeries that have been done, and outcome of the patients

Results: 51 patients out of 472 patients were admitted due to electrical burn injury. 98% of them is men. We did total 210 surgeries in 35 electrical burn injury patients. Serial debridement of wounds were performed before we did reconstructive surgeries. Surgeries that have been done including debridement, amputation, split skin graft, and loco-regional flaps, based on the reconstructive ladder.

Conclusion: Extensive electrical burn injury with involvement of head, external genitalia, and inguinal area represent a devastating injury which require timely approach. Adequate staged surgeries were needed to receive good outcome.

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