2012
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-21002012005000023
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Ocorrência de úlcera por pressão em pacientes submetidos a cirurgias eletivas

Abstract: Objective: To identify the occurrence of stages II, III and IV pressure ulcers in patients undergoing elective surgery. Methods: A quantitative approach, with non-experimental research design, of a descriptive and prospective type. The sample consisted of 148 adult patients of both genders, undergoing elective surgery, according to predetermined selection criteria. Results: Of the sample evaluated, 108 patients were discharged from hospital, three patients died and 37 developed pressure ulcers. These patients … Show more

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“…14 In patients who underwent elective surgery for the group that developed PU, it can be seen that the higher percentage (21,7%) patients were aged between 48 and 58 years old. 16 Data from this study are related to those described in the literature, indicating the relationship between age and development PU is quite close. The advanced age is closely related to patients who have undergone surgical procedure related to debridement of PU.…”
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“…14 In patients who underwent elective surgery for the group that developed PU, it can be seen that the higher percentage (21,7%) patients were aged between 48 and 58 years old. 16 Data from this study are related to those described in the literature, indicating the relationship between age and development PU is quite close. The advanced age is closely related to patients who have undergone surgical procedure related to debridement of PU.…”
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“…8 In descriptive quantitative survey of surgical patients, the results showed that the part of the body most affected by the injuries were the gluteal sacrum with (68,20%) and heels (18,20%) The survey also identified the ear (04,6%). 16 descriptive exploratory study conducted at University Hospital, the results showed that the regions most affected by ulcers were religious (50%), Achilles (20%), malleolus, knee and buttock a lesser percentage. 12 In research that aimed to determine the prevalence of UPP in inpatient units for adults at University Hospital, the results showed that of the 33 ulcers observed (39,30%) were located on the heels (27,3%) in the sacral region (9,1%) in the gluteal region (9,1%) malleolus and other locations as elbow and arm.…”
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“…(15) The present study showed a calcaneal pressure ulcer incidence of 32% in patients admitted to the intensive care units of a public hospital, corroborating previous studies with reported incidences betwen 23,1% and 42.4%. (2,6,16,17) Another study of patients that were submeted a elective surgery the indices of pressure ulcer was 18,1%. (17) In terms of the days in which there was a greater incidence of pressure ulcer , results found a tendency toward development of pressure ulcer in the first two weeks of hospitalization, with higher incidence occurringbetween days 1-15, especially with in the first five days, with highest incidence in the first 48 hours.These findings were consistent with previous study results.…”
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“…(2,6,16,17) Another study of patients that were submeted a elective surgery the indices of pressure ulcer was 18,1%. (17) In terms of the days in which there was a greater incidence of pressure ulcer , results found a tendency toward development of pressure ulcer in the first two weeks of hospitalization, with higher incidence occurringbetween days 1-15, especially with in the first five days, with highest incidence in the first 48 hours.These findings were consistent with previous study results. (4,5,18) Other study showed that development of pressure ulcer ranged from 11 to 20 days of hospitalization.…”
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