The management of post-burn contractures and keloid formation in pediatric populations pose significant challenges. This case report presents the comprehensive management of recurrent post-burn contracture involving the left elbow. An 11-yearold female presented with recurrent post-burn left elbow flexion contracture for 8 years. Contracture release surgery followed by reconstruction with an abdominal flap was done. Moreover, the patient underwent intermittent nocturnal splinting and
physiotherapy sessions. Following, these interventions, the elbow range of motion improved by approximately 80 degrees. A multidisciplinary approach involving surgical
and rehabilitative therapies is important in management of post-burn contractures.
Keywords: Pediatric burns, post-burn contracture, keloid formation, surgical reconstruction, multidisciplinary care.