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Pressure sores

Causes

Pressure sores are caused by tissue ischaemia due to compression of venous and arterial vessels 

Pressure sores are caused by tissue ischaemia due to compression of venous and arterial vessels. The risk of developing pressure sores depends on the duration and strength of the compression – the longer the compression or the greater the strength, the greater the likelihood of developing pressure sores.

In healthy people, prolonged pressure causes pain that forces you to change position. Unconscious and immobilised people do not have the ability to reflexively relieve the pressure and improve their blood supply, thus they belong to the group with an increased risk of developing pressure sores.

The pathomechanism for the development of pressure sores includes:

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