| Her condition deteriorated and on October 24 she was readmitted to Queen Mary's where staff were surprised at the size of the bedsore. |
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| A couple of weeks ago, at the age of 52, he died of heart failure while being treated for an infected bedsore. |
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| But he developed a bedsore, which became infected with an antibiotic-resistant bacterium that breeds in hospitals. |
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| But two days after Hurricane Sandy, he was out of water and had developed a bedsore. |
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| Alexandre, the doctor, lifts the blanket and gently starts talking to the old woman while trying to examine her frail, bedsore affected body. |
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| Middle cabin: 2 singles berths with brackets, anti bedsore mattress with two height positions. |
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| A bedsore, or decubitus ulcer, typically occurs on the skin of the back in immobilized or bedridden persons. |
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| When his right thigh began to ache, he discovered a bedsore that had been there for months. |
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| His eyes were badly damaged, his limbs contorted, and he suffered from a large, painful bedsore on his buttock. |
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| The bedsore on my left buttock cheek is blistered and bleeding. |
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| He had been treated for a bedsore, but the wound became infected. |
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| Furniture and fitting out: lift tables, electrical beds, bedsore mattresses, chairs and seats with helping mechanism, seats for hip ankylosis and back, recliners and lounge chairs, stools? |
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| You know that, when my grandfather was dying, for two years he lay on his cot and my father took such good care of him that he never developed a bedsore. |
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| As the risk of developing skin lesions in a patient is closely related to the period of time in bed in the same position, it is essential to have recourse to specialized areas bedsore. |
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| In recent years, it has also been explored for the treatment of the ischemic necrosis of the caput femoris, aphtha, bedsore and wound healing, and so on. |
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