Evaluation of temperature on different wheelchair cushions using infrared thermography method

Bui, He Thong; Tao, Quang Bang; Lestriez, Philippe; Debray, Karl; Taïar, R.; Hoang, Van T.

doi:10.1007/s12206-023-0231-1

J Mech Sci Technol

2023

DOI: 10.1007/s12206-023-0231-1

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Evaluation of temperature on different wheelchair cushions using infrared thermography method

He Thong Bui

Quang Bang Tao

Philippe Lestriez

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A pressure monitoring approach for pressure ulcer prevention

Osuagwu,

McCaughey,

Purcell

2023

BMC biomed eng

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Background A pressure ulcer (PU) is a debilitating condition that disproportionately affects people with impaired mobility. PUs facilitate tissue damage due to prolonged unrelieved pressure, degrading quality of life with a considerable socio-economic impact. While rapid treatment is crucial, an effective prevention strategy may help avoid the development of PUs altogether. While pressure monitoring is currently used in PU prevention, available monitoring approaches are not formalised and do not appropriately account for accumulation and relief of the effect of an applied pressure over a prolonged duration. The aim of this study was to define an approach that incorporates the accumulation and relief of an applied load to enable continuous pressure monitoring. Results A tunable continuous pressure magnitude and duration monitoring approach that can account for accumulated damaging effect of an applied pressure and pressure relief over a prolonged period is proposed. Unlike classic pressure monitoring approaches, the presented method provides ongoing indication of the net impact of a load during and after loading. Conclusions The tunable continuous pressure magnitude and duration monitoring approach proposed here may further development towards formalised pressure monitoring approaches that aim to provide information on the risk of PU formation in real-time.

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A pressure monitoring approach for pressure ulcer prevention

Osuagwu,

McCaughey,

Purcell

2023

BMC biomed eng

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Evaluation of temperature on different wheelchair cushions using infrared thermography method

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