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Why are persons with SCI prone to develop pressure sores?

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Why are persons with SCI prone to develop pressure sores?

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When a normal, healthy person lies or sits in one position for a long time he begins to feel uncomfortable, which makes him/her move or roll over to let another part of his body bear his weight. A person with a spinal injury • fails to respond to warnings of pain or discomfort due to loss of sensation and • secondly is unable to move or roll over to relieve pressure, These two points that make them at a very high risk of developing pressure sores.

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