Evaluation and Management of Pelvic Osteomyelitis in Stage IV Pressure Injuries: A Multidisciplinary Collaborative Approach
Managing pelvic osteomyelitis (POM) in the setting of stage IV pressure injuries requires
multidisciplinary evaluation as well as patient and caregiver engagement and is complicated …
multidisciplinary evaluation as well as patient and caregiver engagement and is complicated …
Model of care for a patient with a pressure ulcer resulting from spinal cord dysfunction qualified for surgical treatment
D Bazaliński, E Małek, B Mańkowski, A Nowak… - … /Surgical and Vascular …, 2024 - termedia.pl
Conclusions: Sensory and motor dysfunctions associated with spinal cord dysfunction pose
a high risk of developing deep penetrating pressure sores. The treatment process may …
a high risk of developing deep penetrating pressure sores. The treatment process may …
Diverting colostomy in patients with stage 4 sacral and gluteal pressure ulcers: is it safe?
R Simman - Journal of wound care, 2023 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov