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Pressure injury (PI) is characterized as damage to the skin and/or underlying tissues resulting from sustained pressure or a combination of pressure and shear forces between the patient and the support surface. Prolonged pressure is a well-established risk factor in the development of PIs. Frequent repositioning and routine patient care have been recognized for decades as integral components of PI prevention and treatment protocols. The duration of interface pressure is as critical as its magnitude. When interface pressure exceeds the mean capillary blood pressure, blood flow can be compromised, leading to ischemia in affected areas, which may progress to necrosis if sustained over time. Furthermore, it is widely accepted in the literature that tissue becomes at risk when interface pressure exceeds 30 to 32 mmHg. In this context, continuous lateral rotation therapy (CLRT) offers a pote
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