Indications for emergency<unk>  are the presence of a circumferential eschar with one of the following: *Impending or established vascular compromise of the extremities or digits. *Impending or established respiratory compromise due to circumferential torso burns. *Severely burned extremities should be elevated and range of motion exercises performed every 15–30 minutes as tolerated by the patient. This can help to minimize tissue edema and elevated tissue pressures. Neurovascular integrity should similarly be monitored frequently and in a scheduled manner. Capillary refilling time, Doppler signals, pulse oximetry, and sensation distal to the burned area should be checked every hour. Limb deep compartment pressures should be checked initially to establish a baseline. Subsequently, any increase in capillary refill time, decrease in Doppler signal, or change in sensation should lead to rechecking the compartment pressures. Compartment pressures greater than 30 mm Hg should be treated by immediate decompression via<unk>  and fasciotomy, if needed.
Escharotomy
Laparotomy
Preperitoneal packing
Infiltration analgesia
Surgical incision
Enterostomy
Whole bowel irrigation
Abdominal decompression