Is obesity a risk factor for deep tissue injury in patients with spinal cord injury?

Keyphrases

• Obesity 100%
• Risk Factors 100%
• Deep Tissue Injury 100%
• Patients with Spinal Cord Injury 100%
• Body Mass Index 57%
• Soft Tissue 42%
• Spinal Cord Injury 42%
• Strain Energy Density 28%
• Pressure Ulcer 28%
• Muscle Atrophy 28%
• Ischial Tuberosity 28%
• Von Mises Stress 28%
• Severe Disease 14%
• Stress-strain 14%
• Finite Element Model 14%
• Muscle Tissue 14%
• Chronic Phase 14%
• Finite Element Simulation 14%
• Shear Stress 14%
• Compressive Force 14%
• Wheelchair 14%
• Potential Influence 14%
• Tensile Stress 14%
• Body Fat 14%
• Bony Prominence 14%
• Principal Strain 14%
• Geometrical Distortion 14%
• Buttocks 14%
• Chronic Spinal Cord Injury 14%
• Subcutaneous Tissue 14%
• Intact Skin 14%
• Tissue Loading 14%
• Interface Pressure 14%
• Internal Tissues 14%
• Muscle Fat 14%
• Muscle Volume 14%
• Tissue Strain 14%
• High Body Mass 14%
• Biomechanical Measurement 14%
• Biomechanical Testing 14%
• Counteracting Effect 14%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Spinal Cord Injury 100%
• Tissue Injury 100%
• Body Mass 71%
• Pressure Ulcer 28%
• Muscle Atrophy 28%
• Finite Element Analysis 28%
• Body Fat 14%
• Interface Pressure 14%
• Shear Stress 14%
• Muscle Mass 14%

Engineering

• Body Mass 100%
• Strain Energy Density 40%
• Finite Element Modeling 20%
• Finite Element Simulation 20%
• Tensile Stress σ 20%
• Substantial Increase 20%
• Principal Strain 20%
• Greater Effect 20%
• Compressive Force 20%
• Interface Pressure 20%
• Potential Influence 20%