Tissue thermal damage refers to the destruction of body cells due to exposure to high temperatures. Thermal tissue damage can occur as a result of burns, exposure to hot objects or liquids, or even exposure to extreme cold.

The severity of tissue thermal damage depends on the temperature and duration of exposure, as well as the type of damaged tissue. In some cases, the tissue may be able to regenerate after thermal damage, while in others permanent scar or loss of organ function may occur.

Treatment of thermal tissue damage usually involves wound care and management of pain and may require intervention in severe cases Surgery Preventive measures such as wearing protective clothing and avoiding exposure to extreme temperatures can help reduce the risk of thermal tissue damage.