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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Wound Repair Regen. 2019 Mar 18;27(4):386–395. doi: 10.1111/wrr.12714

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics of participants (n=142) and pressure injuries with BWAT data (n=270)

Characteristics Mean (SD) or N (%)
Age 78.06 (14.52)
Female 88 (62.0)
Race/Ethnicity
 Asian American 20 (14.1)
 African American 41 (28.1)
 Hispanic 25 (17.6)
 Caucasian 57 (40.1)
Munsell Skin Tone*
 Dark (2.5−−4 values) 21 (14.8)
 Medium (5—6 values) 27 (19.0)
 Light (7–8 values) 91 (64.1)
Braden Score for Predicting Pressure Sore Risk 14.09 (2.72)
Body Mass Index (N=86) 25.71 (6.16)
MDS** Bed Mobility-Extensive assistance + Total dependence 112 (80.3)
MDS Transfer assessment-Extensive assistance + Total dependence 125 (89.4)
Diabetes Mellitus 63 (44.4)
Peripheral Vascular Disease 21 (14.8)
Pressure injury on more than one anatomic location 67 (47.2)
Multiple pressure injury at the same anatomic location 33 (23.2)
Pressure Injury size in cm2 6.4 (14.9)
Initial Subepidermal Moisture value by stage# and anatomic location Trunk
Heels
 Stage 1 38.73 (8.61)
28.66 (8.48)
 Stage 2 41.04 (8.62)
33.80 (9.47)
 Stage 3 41.40 (8.96)
20.75 (1.20)
 Stage 4 41.59 (9.22)
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 Deep Tissue Injury 35.47 (6.22)
27.03 (6.92)
 Unstageable ----
27.82 (7.30)
*

Munsell skin tone range 2.5—8.0 where higher values indicate lighter skin tones.

**

MDS Minimum Data Set; BMI only available for those with MDS 3.0

#

Staging according to NPUAP 2009 guidelines