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Kennedy Ulcers, Pressure Sores and Bed Sores: What is the Difference? A Kennedy Ulcer is a form of a pressure sore which develops if a patient is left in one position for too long of a time period. It may also be referred to as 3:30 Syndrome. The skin loses blood flow to the affected area and the skin tissue dies. This leaves a hole in the skin, known as a pressure sore.
A number of factors can contribute to the development of a pressure ulcer but the cause is pressure (usually in bony areas such as the elbow, the heel of the foot, the lower back or the shoulders) for an extended period of time because the patient is inactive, perhaps confined to a bed or wheelchair.