Physical morbidity after burns: A cross-sectional analysis of chronic sequelae and patient-reported outcomes from the Burn Model System National Database.

Of 1765 eligible participants, 705 met inclusion criteria.

The cohort was 68% male and 79% White, with mean age 47.5 years and median TBSA 10%.

Non-responder analysis demonstrated that participants with complete data were significantly older, had larger burns (%TBSA), and longer hospital stays than those without complete data (all p < 0.05), with no differences by sex or race.