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E-POSTER PRESENTATIONS EP 532 HEEL PROTECTOR TRIAL E-Poster: Pressure Ulcer Melissa Ward 1 1 Sydney Adventist Hospital (Sydney, Australia). Aim: To identify the most effective product for use in the prevention of heel pressure injuries in a susceptible group of patients admitted through the Emergency Care (EC) Department (dept.) and onto ward areas. The objective was to compare products currently used at the hospital with an absorbent soft silicone foam heel dressing. Method: The patient selection criteria were restricted to those presenting to the EC dept. with reddened heels plus one/more of the following: • Bed rest/restricted mobility • Braden score of
E-POSTER: PRESSURE ULCER E-Poster: Pressure Ulcer EP 534 PREVENTION OF PRESSURE ULCERS IN CARDIAC SURGERY PATIENTS Anaeli Peruzzo 1 , Silvana Prazeres 2 , Sandra Simon 1 1 Conceição Group Hospital (Porto Alegre, Brazil); 2 MaximedSul And Unisinos (Porto Alegre, Brazil). Objective: The unsettling concern the care team with the formation of pressure ulcers (PU) in patients admitted to the cardiac surgery unit, especially in the postoperative period, generated several discussions on methods for prevention and treatment. With the intention of assisting on improving process, committee members risk management, working in patient safety, have proposed to perform a brief situational diagnosis with the nurse in charge of sector. The objective is to preserve skin integrity by deploying methods to prevent the development of PUs in patients after cardiac surgery. Methods: Cross-sectional, exploratory, observational survey by worksheet designed to investigate the occurrence of PU on the return of patients from cardiac surgery unit, in the period June-August 2012. The research was done in the electronic medical record. Results: In the period were monitored 26 patients of whom 9 developed PU. It was noted that on the 1st postoperative were unable to view the back in 6 patients because of instability of oxygenation. Has initiate the use sacred region protection adherent dressings with soft silicone foam, they were placed in the preoperative period, before the patient is directed to the operating room. In the period of use of these dressings, the patients did not develop PU and expressed comfort in using the product. Conclusions: It was observed in the 1st postoperative that 70% of patients during their cardiac surgery patients stay, presented impossibility of passive motion and 100% decreased hemoglobin, showing that extrinsic and intrinsic factors predispose to occur PU. EP 535 Pressure sores in children with spina bifida E-Poster: Pressure Ulcer Alexey Baindurashvili 1 , Vladimir Kenis 1 , Stanislav Ivanov 1 1 The Turner Scientific and Research Institute for Children’s Orthopedics (Saint-Petersburg, Russia). Introduction: Children with Spina bifida may have the most severe orthopedic problems, neurological and trophic disturbances. Aim: To research influence of different factors to formation of trophic disturbances. Material and Method: In the Turner Scientific and Research Institute for Children’s Orthopedics during the period of 2008-2012 years were examined 274 patients. In all patients level of neurological lesion by the Sharrard method and level of sensibility were determined. Results: Pressure sores in different cases in children with spina bifida were seen in 104 patients in all groups of neurological lesions. We determined the correlation of absents of sensibility and development of pressure sores. In 32 cases we observed skin damages on the feet. In 27 of them development of pressure sores were connected with weight bearing on the different part of feet. Conclusion: Development of trophic disturbances more common depends on level of sensibility then on level of neurological lesion. Static and dynamic factors also influence on pressure sores development. EWMA 2013 COPENHAGEN 15-17 May · 2013 Danish Wound Healing Society 303
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