The low fall as a surrogate marker of frailty predicts long-term mortality in older trauma patients

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Main Authors:	Wong T.H., Nguyen H.V., Chiu M.T., Chow K.Y., Ong M.E.H., Lim G.H., Nadkarni N.V., Bautista D.C.T., Cheng J.Y.X., Loo L.M.A., Seow D.C.C.
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Published:	Public Library of Science 2020
Subjects:	adult age aged Article blunt trauma cause of death cohort analysis comorbidity controlled study death disease marker disease severity falling female frailty gender height high risk patient hospital admission human injury scale major clinical study male middle aged mortality patient prediction register revised trauma score risk assessment scoring system sensitivity analysis Singapore trauma patient very elderly weakness emergency health service fracture hospital emergency service statistical model biological marker Accidental Falls Aged Aged, 80 and over Biomarkers Comorbidity Emergency Service, Hospital Female Fractures, Bone Humans Injury Severity Score Logistic Models Male Middle Aged Registries Trauma Centers Wounds, Nonpenetrating
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spelling	sg-nus-scholar.10635-1656842023-10-31T08:37:06Z The low fall as a surrogate marker of frailty predicts long-term mortality in older trauma patients Wong T.H. Nguyen H.V. Chiu M.T. Chow K.Y. Ong M.E.H. Lim G.H. Nadkarni N.V. Bautista D.C.T. Cheng J.Y.X. Loo L.M.A. Seow D.C.C. DEAN'S OFFICE (MEDICINE) DUKE-NUS MEDICAL SCHOOL adult age aged Article blunt trauma cause of death cohort analysis comorbidity controlled study death disease marker disease severity falling female frailty gender height high risk patient hospital admission human injury scale major clinical study male middle aged mortality patient prediction register revised trauma score risk assessment scoring system sensitivity analysis Singapore trauma patient very elderly weakness emergency health service falling fracture hospital emergency service statistical model biological marker Accidental Falls Aged Aged, 80 and over Biomarkers Comorbidity Emergency Service, Hospital Female Fractures, Bone Humans Injury Severity Score Logistic Models Male Middle Aged Registries Singapore Trauma Centers Wounds, Nonpenetrating 10.1371/journal.pone.0137127 PLoS ONE 10 9 e0137127 2020-03-19T02:59:25Z 2020-03-19T02:59:25Z 2015 Article Wong T.H., Nguyen H.V., Chiu M.T., Chow K.Y., Ong M.E.H., Lim G.H., Nadkarni N.V., Bautista D.C.T., Cheng J.Y.X., Loo L.M.A., Seow D.C.C. (2015). The low fall as a surrogate marker of frailty predicts long-term mortality in older trauma patients. PLoS ONE 10 (9) : e0137127. ScholarBank@NUS Repository. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0137127 19326203 https://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/165684 Public Library of Science Unpaywall 20200320
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topic	adult age aged Article blunt trauma cause of death cohort analysis comorbidity controlled study death disease marker disease severity falling female frailty gender height high risk patient hospital admission human injury scale major clinical study male middle aged mortality patient prediction register revised trauma score risk assessment scoring system sensitivity analysis Singapore trauma patient very elderly weakness emergency health service falling fracture hospital emergency service statistical model biological marker Accidental Falls Aged Aged, 80 and over Biomarkers Comorbidity Emergency Service, Hospital Female Fractures, Bone Humans Injury Severity Score Logistic Models Male Middle Aged Registries Singapore Trauma Centers Wounds, Nonpenetrating
spellingShingle	adult age aged Article blunt trauma cause of death cohort analysis comorbidity controlled study death disease marker disease severity falling female frailty gender height high risk patient hospital admission human injury scale major clinical study male middle aged mortality patient prediction register revised trauma score risk assessment scoring system sensitivity analysis Singapore trauma patient very elderly weakness emergency health service falling fracture hospital emergency service statistical model biological marker Accidental Falls Aged Aged, 80 and over Biomarkers Comorbidity Emergency Service, Hospital Female Fractures, Bone Humans Injury Severity Score Logistic Models Male Middle Aged Registries Singapore Trauma Centers Wounds, Nonpenetrating Wong T.H. Nguyen H.V. Chiu M.T. Chow K.Y. Ong M.E.H. Lim G.H. Nadkarni N.V. Bautista D.C.T. Cheng J.Y.X. Loo L.M.A. Seow D.C.C. The low fall as a surrogate marker of frailty predicts long-term mortality in older trauma patients
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author_facet	DEAN'S OFFICE (MEDICINE) Wong T.H. Nguyen H.V. Chiu M.T. Chow K.Y. Ong M.E.H. Lim G.H. Nadkarni N.V. Bautista D.C.T. Cheng J.Y.X. Loo L.M.A. Seow D.C.C.
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author	Wong T.H. Nguyen H.V. Chiu M.T. Chow K.Y. Ong M.E.H. Lim G.H. Nadkarni N.V. Bautista D.C.T. Cheng J.Y.X. Loo L.M.A. Seow D.C.C.
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title	The low fall as a surrogate marker of frailty predicts long-term mortality in older trauma patients
title_short	The low fall as a surrogate marker of frailty predicts long-term mortality in older trauma patients
title_full	The low fall as a surrogate marker of frailty predicts long-term mortality in older trauma patients
title_fullStr	The low fall as a surrogate marker of frailty predicts long-term mortality in older trauma patients
title_full_unstemmed	The low fall as a surrogate marker of frailty predicts long-term mortality in older trauma patients
title_sort	low fall as a surrogate marker of frailty predicts long-term mortality in older trauma patients
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The low fall as a surrogate marker of frailty predicts long-term mortality in older trauma patients

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