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  1. Chronic Tissue Injury

    Patrick Williams replied to Patrick Williams's topic in Wound, Ostomy, Continence
    Thank you. Yes we’ve discussed nutrition and to shift position while sitting. The patient is ESRD on HD so healing is always difficult. I was just hoping I was missing something else we could do.

  2. Chronic Tissue Injury

    Patrick Williams posted a topic in Wound, Ostomy, Continence
    I’m wondering if any experts out there can help me. I have a patient in home care that has a deep purple blanchable area to the bilateral buttocks with scattered areas of abrasion and scattered areas of ridges. Over the past few weeks it has neither improved or deteriorated. I just recently read an article on a new type of injury/wound called Chronic Tissue Injury but I can find a treatment for it. Currently I’m just using a sacral foam dressing to provide pressure relief and instructing the patient to get up frequently throughout the day. But is there anything else I can do. https://nursing.ceconnection.com/ovidfiles/00152192-201905000-00003.pdf if anyone is interested in the article. thank you

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