Titlebook: Bed Sore Biomechanics; R. M. Kenedi,J. M. Cowden Textbook 1976Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1976 biomechanics.biomedical eng

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Faustino Fabbianelli,Sebastian Lufthas been called the most dangerous splint yet devised by mankind. Factors which may play a significant part in tissue necrosis are discussed, followed by the logistics of a programme to prevent the development of bed sores. It is suggested that the problem is one of economic feasibility rather than lack of preventive knowledge.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-26745-6cular half desmosomes, the desmosome tonofilament complex and interlocking squames. The functions of these structures have been illustrated by experiments which expose the skin to suction, friction and enzymatic digestion.

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Heidegger’s Account of the CrisisThe alteration of blood flow in the skin and subcutaneous tissue due to mechanical loading is of great importance in the prevention of decubitus ulcers. A technique is described for assessing changes in blood content optically. The results indicate that such changes occur after loading even though the deformation is maintained constant.

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Optical Assessment of Skin Blood Content and OxygenationThe alteration of blood flow in the skin and subcutaneous tissue due to mechanical loading is of great importance in the prevention of decubitus ulcers. A technique is described for assessing changes in blood content optically. The results indicate that such changes occur after loading even though the deformation is maintained constant.

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Faustino Fabbianelli,Sebastian Lufthas been called the most dangerous splint yet devised by mankind. Factors which may play a significant part in tissue necrosis are discussed, followed by the logistics of a programme to prevent the development of bed sores. It is suggested that the problem is one of economic feasibility rather than