ArticleArchives of medical science : AMS2019
The evaluation of geriatric patients who presented with trauma to the emergency department.
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Abstract
introductionGeriatric patients are subject to traumas more frequently due to age-related physiopathological changes. The objective of the study was to evaluate the demographic properties of geriatric patients who presented with trauma to the emergency department in addition to establishing the course of the diagnosis and treatment. MATERIAL AND
methodsNine hundred and twelve geriatric patients who presented with trauma to the emergency department during one year were included in this retrospective study. Cause of the presentation, demographic properties, diseases, medications, sites of trauma, departments of consultations, departments that the patients were admitted to, discharge, mortality and morbidity rates were obtained from the folders of the subjects. The subjects were assigned to age groups 65-79 years old and over 80 years old.
results60.4% (
conclusionsDue to high mortality and morbidity, this geriatric patient group deserves a multidisciplinary approach beginning with the emergency departments.
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