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期刊名:European geriatric medicine

缩写:EUR GERIATR MED

ISSN:1878-7649

e-ISSN:1878-7657

IF/分区:3.9/Q2

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Purpose: Current guideline-based approaches to sarcopenia are operationalised around thresholds of muscle mass, strength, and performance, which limit the opportunities for early/preventive intervention. This view insuffi...
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Aim: For older patients at presumed high risk of short-term emergency department visits but without immediate hospital needs, we aim to describe a system that provides geriatrician telephone support to emergency medical d...
Justine Falciola,Christophe Graf,Aline Mendes Justine Falciola
Purpose: To examine the association between delirium and in-hospital falls in older adults, including fall occurrence and number of falls, and to assess whether fall-related factors differ according to delirium status. ...
Shengjie Pan,Gang Wang Shengjie Pan
Background: Delirium is a frequent complication among hospitalized older adults and is associated with prolonged recovery, increased mortality, and long-term cognitive decline. However, traditional risk models rely largel...
Robin Šín,Alena Lochmannová,Gizell Green et al. Robin Šín et al.
Purpose: To assess short-term safety after routine same-day seasonal influenza and COVID-19 vaccination in community-dwelling adults aged 65 years and older, predominantly very old, and to identify factors associated with...
Do Han Kim,Jose A Porres,Donghyun Ko et al. Do Han Kim et al.
Background: Studies show declining non-variceal upper gastrointestinal bleeding (NVUGIB) incidence and hospitalization, likely due to novel pharmacological and endoscopic therapies. However, data on mortality and outcomes...