BurnCare Physiology Data: Burn with Resuscitation and Escharotomy

A standard male patient with burns from 20-40% TBSA (incrementing at 5%) were simulated through 24 hours with intervention and state files were generated every hour. In these resuscitation protocols, we opt to use only lactated ringers, and no colloid compounds. The data includes a log and csv results file for each simulation. The "golden path" of treatment starts the resuscitation pathway with fluids being given at a rate of 10xTBSA (then titrated up or down each hour based on urine output). The naming structure for each state consists of tbsa, simulation time, current ringers lactate infusion rate, and colloid infusion rate (for future treatment protocols).

Additionally, we include checks on the hour for compartment syndrome and relieve it with an escharotomy if one is present.