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Pressure Ulcers in Nursing Home Injury Cases

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Development Of Pressure Ulcer

Stage 2 - Partial Thicknewss skin loss, Ulcer involves epidermis or dermis.

Stage 3 - Full thickness skin loss and Subcutaneous damage, Ulcer extends down to fascia

Stage 4 - Full thickness skin loss, Tissue necrosis, Damage to muscle and bone.

Development Of Heel Pressure Ulcer

Stage 1 heel pressure ulcer showing nonblanchable redness on intact skin – early warning sign of nursing home neglect in New Jersey

Stage 2 heel bedsore with partial thickness skin loss and visible abrasion – possible indicator of poor care in New Jersey nursing homes

Stage 3 pressure ulcer on heel with full skin loss and damage to subcutaneous tissue – serious injury often due to extended neglect

Stage 4 heel ulcer exposing bone and necrotic tissue – advanced bedsore linked to severe nursing home negligence

Deep tissue injury on heel with maroon discoloration and blood-filled blister – potential early-stage bedsore hidden under skin

Unstageable heel pressure ulcer covered by slough or eschar – wound severity obscured, often requiring surgical evaluation

Stages of Sacral Pressure Ulcers

Surgery for Sacral Pressure Ulcers

Surgery of Necrotic Sacral Pressure Ulcer

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Evidence & Illustrations

Development Of Pressure Ulcer

Development Of Heel Pressure Ulcer

Stages of Sacral Pressure Ulcers

Surgery for Sacral Pressure Ulcers

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