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Can Photobiomodulation improve healing of category II-III pressure ulcers in frail older adults? A quasi-experimental 24-month follow-up study
Background: Frail older adults are particularly susceptible to pressure ulcer development due to complex health conditions and functional decline. Pressure ulcers category II and III involve partial- and full-thickness skin loss, and current treatment options often yield suboptimal outcomes. The stu
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