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    This document discusses pressure sores and ulcers, their causes which include ischemia, microcirculation obstruction, shear, compression, distortion, and deformation from pressure. It also mentions metabolic waste, skin atrophy, fragility of blood vessels, loss of connective tissue, and loss of fat and muscle tissue as factors that increase susceptibility to pressure sores by reducing the skin's ability to dissipate pressure and the blood vessels' ability to restore normal blood perfusion. Keywords include pressure sore, ischaemia, microcirculation, occlusion, obstruction, lymphatic, nutrition, oxygen supply, necrosis, and ulceration.

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    This document discusses pressure sores and ulcers, their causes which include ischemia, microcirculation obstruction, shear, compression, distortion, and deformation from pressure. It also mentions metabolic waste, skin atrophy, fragility of blood vessels, loss of connective tissue, and loss of fat and muscle tissue as factors that increase susceptibility to pressure sores by reducing the skin's ability to dissipate pressure and the blood vessels' ability to restore normal blood perfusion. Keywords include pressure sore, ischaemia, microcirculation, occlusion, obstruction, lymphatic, nutrition, oxygen supply, necrosis, and ulceration.

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    Systematic Review 2

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    mihai.baila
    This document discusses pressure sores and ulcers, their causes which include ischemia, microcirculation obstruction, shear, compression, distortion, and deformation from pressure. It also mentions metabolic waste, skin atrophy, fragility of blood vessels, loss of connective tissue, and loss of fat and muscle tissue as factors that increase susceptibility to pressure sores by reducing the skin's ability to dissipate pressure and the blood vessels' ability to restore normal blood perfusion. Keywords include pressure sore, ischaemia, microcirculation, occlusion, obstruction, lymphatic, nutrition, oxygen supply, necrosis, and ulceration.

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    Systematic review

    Keywords

    Pressure sore Ischaemia Microcirculation


    Pressure ulcer occlusion
    Pressure injury obstruction
    Lymphatic
    occlusion
    obstruction
    Nutrition
    Oxygen supply
    Necrosis
    Ulceration
    Wound Shear Distortion
    Compression Deformation
    Pressure

    Bedsore
    Decubitus ulcer

    Category Name Effect


    Metabolic waste
    Atrophy of the skin / Thinning ↑ susceptibilitatea leziuni la
    skin compresii scăzute
    Fragility of blood vessels ↓ capacității de disipare a
    Fragilit/ Loss of connective tissue presiunii
    Loss of fat and muscle tissue
    Tissue/ Blood vessels adaptation
    for weight bearing
    Circulatory activity which aims to
    restore normal blood perfusion/
    Reactive hyperaemia

    Category
    Changes of atrophy of the skin (thinning)

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