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Tien jaar onderzoek naar drukplekken: 1977–1987

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Dit artikel biedt een overzicht van de literatuur van 1977–1987 over de etiologie en pathofysiologie van drukplekken, de factoren die het optreden ervan bevorderen, diagnostiek, drukmetingsinstrumenten en kussens en hulpmiddelen die ontworpen zijn ter preventie van drukplekken.

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  1. De referenties van het originele artikel staan afgebeeld op p. 416 e.v.

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Vistnes, L.M., Crenshaw, R. Tien jaar onderzoek naar drukplekken: 1977–1987. STIM 9, 234–239 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03075713

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