| The external autopsy examination revealed anasarca with ascites, jaundice, diffuse petechiae and purpura, and a presacral decubitus ulcer. |
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| The operation was performed with the patient under general anesthesia and in the lateral decubitus position with a thigh tourniquet. |
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| The patients were positioned in the lateral decubitus position, under general anesthesia. |
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| When supine, the muscle is flattened and bandlike. When decubitus or prone, the sternalis muscle is mobile and may have a bulging appearance. |
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| The abscess described above was located below the surface of the decubitus ulcer. |
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| It was therefore decided to admit the patient for surgical management of the decubitus ulcer. |
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| Pressure sores, also known as bedsores or decubitus ulcers develop initially due to prolonged pressure over the affected area. |
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| Study of Sanyrène® effectiveness after topical application on TCPO2 of the sacrum area on patients suffering from risk of decubitus ulcer. |
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| If the patient cannot sit up, order a left lateral decubitus. |
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| A bedsore, or decubitus ulcer, typically occurs on the skin of the back in immobilized or bedridden persons. |
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| The determination of shear forces acting on a body is of crucial importance in decubitus ulcer prevention. |
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| The decubitus ulcer was now free of necrosis and infection and granulation commenced. |
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| This report concerns an 89-year-old female patient referred to us with an infected decubitus ulcer. |
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| Over several weeks, he developed shortness of breath, wheezing, and dyspnea that was worse in the supine position and improved in the decubitus position. |
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| There are specialized positions — sidesaddle, spread eagle — and identical poses whose names add nuance: prostrate, supine, decubitus, shavasana. |
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| He has helped me recover from decubitus ulcers and prevent breakdowns that are related to long-term confinement in a wheelchair. |
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| The patient now turns to the lateral decubitus position, the head and arm supported by pillows. |
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| To mobilize the sacrum, place the hypermobile side superiorly while the patient lies in the lateral decubitus position. |
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| The team at the university hospital ensures continuity in the care provided to decubitus patients at the Swiss Paraplegic Centre. |
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| The sores, called decubitus ulcers, develop when there is constant pressure on the skin, and they can lead to serious, life-threatening infections. |
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| Treatment was administered following the Basel decubitus concept. |
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| The adhesive is contraindicated for use on any wounds with evidence of active infection, gangrene, or decubitus etiology. |
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| Field of application: For mental and physical relaxation for elderly people and the nursing and rehabilitation area, as well as for the easing of muscles, for the prevention of decubitus and in case of dementia. |
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| Block made of high-density polyuréthane foam, coated with a PU film, dedicated to help in putting an infant to the decubitus position in order to proceed to the radiography of the hip. |
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| In two double-blind, placebo-controlled studies, we have examined the effects of Biolight on decubitus ulcers, grade 2, in older patients. |
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| Partners such as the Swiss Paraplegic Center and the decubitus ulcer expert Walter O. Seiler have been involved in the project since Michael Sauter launched the spin-off firm. |
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| He had a mildly tender 3 × 3 cm decubitus ulcer on his buttocks. |
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| The tub liner can be used with residents with severe decubitus, burns, skin allergies, skin sensitivities, proctology issues, etc. |
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| Exclusion was noted for the following: infected diabetic foot ulcers or decubitus ulcers where the infection was present for greater than one week, and necrotizing fasciitis or gangrene. |
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| Using a pressure sensitive mattress to determine critical regions for the development of decubitus ulcers and so optimize the mattress motion control system. |
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| After undocking the robotic patient cart, the patient was then taken out of the Trendelenburg position and rotated into the left lateral decubitus position. |
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| Signology was characterized by anorexy, diarrhea, dehydration, muscular tremors, wobbly march, sternal or lateral decubitus, pedalling, opisthotonos, dyspnea and death. |
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| Decubitus Ulcers are lesions resulting from tissue damage caused by constant pressure of the patient's bodyweight. |
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