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As I've posted previously, I question the true value of pressure mapping.
Doesn't the process and mapping assume you will always be seated
(positioned) exactly the same way in your chair on your cushion each time?
It seems even a minor variance (perhaps 1) left, right, forward or backward
would
Yes and no. It does change as your position changes, but you'd have to be
pretty changed to make a real difference. But if you saw the pressure
difference on my mapping of my Jay and my Roho, it was clearly more relief
on my Roho. I was able to see how the pressure changes as I raised and
lowered
TO ALL TC SCS MEMBERS,
I remember it was last year or so when somebody out there told me about
GoodSearch.com. I don't remember the story anymore but it seems to me that I
checked with national on it and, whatever happened, it fell by the wayside.
Well now I've just heard about it again
I never had pressure mapping until I developed a stage one pressure ulcer.
I didn't realize it at the time that it was being caused by my jeans. I sat
on a number of different cushions during the very simple procedure. It
turns out that the best cushion for me is the 2 inch piece of foam.
A
Is this serious?
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From: Angie Novak [mailto:scaryide...@yahoo.com]
Sent: Wednesday, July 29, 2009 3:03 PM
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Subject: [QUAD-L] Unidentified subject!
res://c:\PROGRA~1\Nuance\NATURA~1\Program\web_ie.dll/QMARK.GIF
That should read Pushed to buy a cushion, not buy a question! Silly
dictation software!! :-)
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From: e m treston [mailto:missl...@optonline.net]
Sent: Wednesday, July 29, 2009 3:39 PM
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Subject: RE: [QUAD-L] seat cushion
I never had pressure mapping until I
probably BUT beware u'll probably get alot of spyware, pennies 4 x-number of
searches, etc., etc.
Eric W Rudd
c5sc...@gmail.com
- Original Message -
From: e m treston
To: quad-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Wednesday, July 29, 2009 2:42 PM
Subject: RE: [QUAD-L] Unidentified
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I have to agree with you Greg. If I'm off as much as a 1/4 of an inch I am
extremely uncomfortable.
A friend of mine is having the pressure mapping done as I speak. The only
reason these haven't done is because he has been developing some raw spots
on his rear end. He uses a 1 inch foam
Daniel,
When you are doing the vest therapy try to have them put you in
Trendelenburg if your bed is capable of doing that. This position in
combination with percussion and expectorants can really facilitate the
removal of secretions and thereby allow you to virtually eliminate
pneumonia.
Talk
congratulations.
On August 8 I will celebrate the 14th anniversary of the day I was able to
successfully breathe without the aid of a ventilator.
I like celebrating this day as opposed to worrying too much about the day I
was injured. I like to accentuate the positive.
Quadius
On Mon, Jul 27,
At 06:32 PM 7/29/2009, Quadius said something that elicited my response:
I have to agree with you Greg. If I'm off as much as a 1/4 of an
inch I am extremely uncomfortable.
Ain't that the truth! When my PCAs put me in my chair or adjust me in
bed, I often have them move me ever so lightly
I do agree that even smaller diversions in seating are detectable by me and
it appears most quads, and if pressure mapping is done with multiple
cushions and seating positions (i.e. legs up/down, etc.) I can see some
value in pressure mapping. Thanks for all of the input.
Steve - C4, 21 years
This has happened to me several times over the last 14 years. The first few
years that I had difficulty with this I believe it was largely because the
catheter wasn't large enough. I ended up using a 22 French and this helped
considerably.
I did have a problem for about six months about four
I'm a little shocked at the 300. I take 80 mg of baclofen a day, but that
is orally. The individuals I know who have a baclofen pump tell me it
requires quite a bit less than when they were taking the medicine orally.
Everyone reacts differently, but I never experienced fatigue from baclofen,
I've taken 120mg daily (30mg 4x daily) orally for 21 years per SCI MDs
direction, though FDA advises 80mg daily as the maximum dosage. I've tried
cutting back slowly several times, but anything below even 100mg daily has
my legs spasming out of my shoes. 120mg works for me. 300mg daily sounds
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