1. Pressure sores often occur on bony parts of the body.2. The contributing factors, like dehydration or pressure sores , rarely are listed. 3. Reeve's own problems with pressure sores show how difficult they can be. 4. Does the nursing staff work hard to make sure pressure sores don't develop? 5. And it will focus more attention on reducing pressure sores , restraints, and depression. 6. Pressure sores , or bedsores, can develop quickly in immobile patients and sometimes indicate neglect.7. Inspectors also found other residents with open pressure sores and one lying in urine in bed. 8. For children with CP with limited movement and sensation, the risk of pressure sores increases. 9. Some are surgical, but about 90 percent are pressure sores and other types of skin ulcers. 10. He was, however, later readmitted to hospital, suffering from serious pressure sores and septicaemia.
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