This section focuses on the research completed to develop the SEM assessment technology foundational science and mode of operation. Including how SEM assessment technology identifies increased risk of pressure injury and how to treat a high SEM (∆) delta as a stage/category 1 pressure injury to prevent them from further deterioration.
Cohen, L. et al. 2019. International Wound Journal
Aim: In the present work, the SEM Scanner was tested under controlled laboratory conditions to experimentally determine its sensitivity and precision in identifying small (1ml) water content changes in phantoms of the human heel and skull/face, which simulated common pressure injury development scenarios.
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