September 10, 2025Revista de NutriçãoOpen Access

Clinical, epidemiological, nutritional and mental health characteristics of patients with chronic wounds

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A significant prevalence of chronic wounds was found in predominantly elderly, female patients with low education levels.
Participants exhibited various health challenges, including chronic conditions, inadequate nutrition, and physical inactivity.
Psychological symptoms of stress, anxiety, and depression were prevalent, correlating with lifestyle factors and clinical characteristics.
Continued clinical monitoring is vital for improving health outcomes and quality of life for patients with chronic wounds.

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Cross-sectional study identifies mental health and nutritional challenges in elderly patients with chronic wounds, suggesting complex interactions with clinical conditions.

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Tomazoni et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c2416eb210217d6479f890 https://doi.org/10.1590/1678-9865202538e240131

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Cross-sectional study identifies mental health and nutritional challenges in elderly patients with chronic wounds, suggesting complex interactions with clinical conditions.

Clinical, epidemiological, nutritional and mental health characteristics of patients with chronic wounds

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Clinical, epidemiological, nutritional and mental health characteristics of patients with chronic wounds

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