Abstract Background Pressure ulcers (PUs) are frequently reported in people with spinal
cord injuries (SCI). Wound management in people with SCI involves relieving pressure on …

Objectives Explore the perceptions and beliefs related to pressure ulcers (PU), their
prevention and treatment strategies, in order to discuss potential learning objectives for PU …

Objectives To explore how individuals with spinal cord injury self-manage the prevention
and treatment of pressure ulcers and to provide insight into experiences with self …

Study design Retrospective observational cohort study. Objectives To describe outcomes,
risk factors for complications, and relapse rates associated with the multimodal treatment …

Abstract Study design Scoping review. Aim of the study To obtain an overview of initiatives,
organisational components, and stakeholders' perspectives on PU prevention in transitional …

OBJECTIVE: To evaluate whether an individualized cyclic pressure-relief protocol
accelerates wound healing in wheelchair users with established pressure ulcers (PrUs) …

Background Individuals with spinal cord injuries (SCI) are prone to pressure ulcers (PUs)
because of the loss of sensorimotor function involved as well as increased skin moisture …

Objective To describe the impact of pressure ulcers on the ability to participate in daily and
community activities, health care utilization, and overall quality of life in individuals living …

Pressure ulcers (PUs) are a serious and costly complication for many individuals with
reduced mobility and sensation. Some populations, such as those with spinal cord injury …

Pressure ulcers remain a perennial challenge in the management of patients with spinal
cord injury in developing countries due to lack of preventive facilities and trained personnel …