Suspected deep pressure-induced tissue damage, depth unknown (Q44114): Difference between revisions
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Área de dano ao tecido mole devido a pressão ou cisalhamento, que se espera que vá evoluir para uma úlcera de pressão profunda, mas ainda não o fez. A pele afetada é tipicamente arroxeada ou castanho-avermelhada e pode apresentar bolhas hemorrágicas. Pode ser dolorosa e edematosa. Pode ser mais quente ou mais fria do que o tecido adjacente. A evolução para uma úlcera profunda pode ser rápida mesmo com o tratamento ideal. | |||
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An area of soft tissue damage due to pressure or shear which is anticipated to evolve into a deep pressure ulcer but has not yet done so. The affected skin is typically discoloured purple or maroon and may display haemorrhagic blistering. It may be painful and oedematous. It can be either warmer or cooler than adjacent tissue. Evolution into a deep ulcer may be rapid even with optimal treatment. | |||
Revision as of 11:26, 13 August 2026
An area of soft tissue damage due to pressure or shear which is anticipated to evolve into a deep pressure ulcer but has not yet done so. The affected skin is typically discoloured purple or maroon and may display haemorrhagic blistering. It may be painful and oedematous. It can be either warmer or cooler than adjacent tissue. Evolution into a deep ulcer may be rapid even with optimal treatment.
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| English | Suspected deep pressure-induced tissue damage, depth unknown |
An area of soft tissue damage due to pressure or shear which is anticipated to evolve into a deep pressure ulcer but has not yet done so. The affected skin is typically discoloured purple or maroon and may display haemorrhagic blistering. It may be painful and oedematous. It can be either warmer or cooler than adjacent tissue. Evolution into a deep ulcer may be rapid even with optimal treatment. |
