Pressure Ulceration
Pressure Ulceration is a pathological condition characterized by localized damage to the skin and underlying soft tissues, typically over a bony prominence, resulting from prolonged or intense pressure, often compounded by shear and microenvironmental factors, that distinguishes it from other forms of skin breakdown by its specific etiology and anatomical predisposition.
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Predicting Pressure Ulcer Risk
Nancy Bergstrom, Barbara Braden, Mildred G. Kemp et al. · Nursing Research · 1998 · 387 citations
Pressure Sores Classification and Management
J. DARRELL SHEA · Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research · 1975 · 377 citations
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A new pressure ulcer conceptual framework
Susanne Coleman, Jane Nixon, Justin Keen et al. · Journal of Advanced Nursing · 2014 · 368 citations · Full text
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Radboud University Medical Center
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