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What is Rule of 9 in burns is used to denote : and explain in detail?
For total body surface area of burns in adults: 'Rule of Wallace' or 'Rule of nine' 9% for each upper limb 9% each for the front and back of each lower limb, 9% for the front and back of chest, 9% for the front and back of abdomen, 9% for the head and neck and 1% for the perineum OTHER METHODS: Use of patient's hand -The area of the back of the patient's hand is approximately 1% of their total body surface area. The number of "hands" that equal the area of the burn can approximate the percentage of body surface area burned. Lund-Browder burn diagram- This allows an accurate age-adjusted determination of burn size for a given depth, allowing for the anatomical differences of children. NOTE: Lund-Browder cha method is a most precise method for estimation of burn area.