Table 2.
Distribution of RESVECH 2.0 items
| RESVECH 2.0 n (%) | |
|---|---|
| Depth/tissues involved | |
| Dermis–epidermis involved | 26 (76·5) |
| Subcutaneous tissue involved | 8 (23·5) |
| Edges | |
| Not distinguishable (not wound edges) | 1 (2·9) |
| Diffuse | 5 (14·7) |
| Delimited | 20 (58·8) |
| Damaged | 6 (17·6) |
| Thickened (‘aged’, ‘reverted’) | 2 (5·9) |
| Wound dimensions | |
| <4 cm2 | 16 (47·1) |
| 4 ‐ < 16 cm2 | 15 (44·1) |
| 16 ‐ < 36 cm2 | 2 (5·9) |
| 64 ‐ < 100 cm2 | 1 (2·9) |
| Type of tissue in the wound bed | |
| Epithelial tissue | 2 (5·9) |
| Granulation tissue | 7 (20·6) |
| Necrotic tissue and/or slough in the bed | 25 (73·5) |
| Exudate | |
| Moist | 15 (44·1) |
| Wet | 10 (29·4) |
| Saturated | 5 (14·7) |
| Dry | 2 (5·9) |
| Leaking exudate | 2 (5·9) |
| Infection–inflammation (Biofilm signs) | |
| Increasingly painful | 21 (61·8) |
| Erythema around the wound | 13 (38·2) |
| Oedema around the wound | 13 (38·2) |
| Rising temperature | 5 (14·7) |
| Increasing exudate | 14 (41·2) |
| Purulent exudate | 4 (11·8) |
| Tissue is friable or bleeds easily | 8 (23·5) |
| Wound stationary, no progress | 25 (73·5) |
| Tissue compatible with biofilm | 12 (35·3) |
| Odour | 10 (29·4) |
| Hipergranulation | 8 (23·5) |
| Wound increasingly larger | 10 (29·4) |
| Satellite lesions | 11 (32·4) |
| Pale tissue | 3 (8·8) |