2009
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-07072009000100008
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Morbimortalidade em idosos por fratura proximal do fêmur

Abstract: RESUMO:O aumento do número de idosos é uma realidade em nosso país, trazendo à tona a discussão sobre eventos incapacitantes nesta faixa etária, merecendo destaque a ocorrência de quedas, por suas conseqüências físicas, psicológicas e sociais. Uma conseqüência importante é a fratura proximal do fêmur, responsável por grande parte das cirurgias e internações, representando altos custos para a saúde pública. Realizou-se estudo bibliográfico que objetivou analisar a morbimortalidade por este tipo de fratura em pu… Show more

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“…Functional status before fracture, older age, male gender, and higher surgical risk increased the risk of mortality, whereas the use of antibiotics and physical therapy after surgery decreased the risk. Previous studies showed functional status before fracture [14,42,45,52], male gender [12,15,28,33,36,42,47], older age [10,15,28,36,43,47,50,52,55], and higher ASA scores predicted mortality in older patients [24,26,33,44,49] (Table 3), which is in agreement with our findings. In our study, we did not see a difference in mortality between patients undergoing arthroplasty versus patients undergoing osteosynthesis, which is in agreement with mortality reported by Garcia et al [15] and others [18,33,37].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 93%
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“…Functional status before fracture, older age, male gender, and higher surgical risk increased the risk of mortality, whereas the use of antibiotics and physical therapy after surgery decreased the risk. Previous studies showed functional status before fracture [14,42,45,52], male gender [12,15,28,33,36,42,47], older age [10,15,28,36,43,47,50,52,55], and higher ASA scores predicted mortality in older patients [24,26,33,44,49] (Table 3), which is in agreement with our findings. In our study, we did not see a difference in mortality between patients undergoing arthroplasty versus patients undergoing osteosynthesis, which is in agreement with mortality reported by Garcia et al [15] and others [18,33,37].…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 93%
“…It has been suggested the reason for this increased mortality after arthroplasty could be higher use of arthroplasty with older age, but so far the evidence is inconclusive [18,54]. Finally, many authors have reported the impact of comorbid conditions on mortality [10,12,14,28,36,37,42,46,47,[50][51][52], whereas we did not observe this. This might be attributable to our measurement of comorbid conditions.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 75%
“…Although the number of fractures was higher in females, mortality rates were greater in males (6.1%), blacks (6.6%), Asians (7.3%), and people 80 years of age or older(8.7%), consistent with national and international literature. [13][14][15][16][17] The literature also shows a high morbidity related to femoral fractures, with some degree of physical limitation around 4 months after a fracture. 18 In a prospective study of 68 patients, only 32.56% reacquired the walking capacity and 27.9% of the previously independent patients needed special care.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2:8 As mudanças fisiológicas que ocorrem no envelhecimento podem levar à diminuição da capacidade funcional a médio e longo prazo, as quais tornam os idosos mais suscetíveis à fragilidade e à dependência de cuidados. 4 Essas limitações podem ser superadas ou minimizadas se, ao longo do processo de viver, as pessoas adquirirem hábitos de vida saudáveis e contarem com oportunidades de integração social, segurança e bem-estar. Vale lembrar que essas condições não dependem exclusivamente de escolha pessoal, mas também das oportunidades oferecidas pelo contexto social e político.…”
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