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Kotse @ Apr 22nd 2008 6:16PM
Don't forget Honda...grandma/pops or the typical geriatric does not that have that good skin integrity no more.
I could see pressure points on that assistive walking device. Honda should consider the possibility of pressure sores, not even Stage 1 ("blanching" on vascular skin area, etc.) to happen on the contact areas...not to mention the usual suspects, on bony prominences. It ain't a joke to fix a decubitus nowadays!