72 m #Self-neglect pmh: HTN, T2DM, epilepsy. Adm following | Figure 1

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72 m #Self-neglect pmh: HTN, T2DM, epilepsy. Adm following fall @ home. A/w rs CT Sacrum. TVN advised community acquired ungr PU. Pl: reg medi-honey, 2hrly side 2 side nursing. Any other wound management suggestions? Tx

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