Delirium is a risk factor for institutionalization and functional decline in older hip fracture patients

Krogseth, Maria; Wyller, Torgeir Bruun; Engedal, Knut; Juliebø, Vibeke

doi:10.1016/j.jpsychores.2013.10.006

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“…Other studies also showed that delirium was associated with several complications, including longer hospital LOS, more function and cognition impairment, increased risk of nursing home placement, and even death, in elderly orthopedic patients [32–35]. …”

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Risk Factors for In-Hospital Complications of Fall-Related Fractures among Older Chinese: A Retrospective Study

Yuan

Wang

et al. 2016

BioMed Research International

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Purpose. The aim of this study was to investigate the risk factors and the efficacy of the preventive measurements for the in-hospital complications of fall-related fractures. Methods. The data on older Chinese patients with fall-related fractures were collected, including information on the patients, diseases, and preventive measurements. The potential risk factors for the in-hospital complications included health status on admission, comorbidity, fractures, preventive measures of the complications, and drugs use for the comorbidity. After univariate analyses, multivariate logistic regression analyses were applied to investigate the impact of the potential risk factors on the number of the complications and each individual complication, respectively, and the efficacy of the preventive measurements. Results. A total of 525 male and 1367 female were included in this study. After univariate analyses, multiple logistic regression showed that dementia, pneumonia, antidepressant, postural hypotension, and cerebral infarction could increase the incidence and number of comorbidities. Meanwhile, dementia has shown the strongest association with each individual complication. Conclusions. Different combinations of comorbidity, medication use, and preventive measurements were related to the in-hospital complications of fall-related fractures. Dementia emerged as the most important risk factor for these complications, while most of the preventive measurements could not reduce their incidences.

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Risk Factors for In-Hospital Complications of Fall-Related Fractures among Older Chinese: A Retrospective Study

Yuan

Wang

et al. 2016

BioMed Research International

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“…Independientemente del estado previo del paciente, Marcantonio ER et al demostraron que parte de la clínica en este tipo de pacientes, es la pobre recuperación funcional posterior a la cirugía por fractura de cadera, en su mayoría durante el primer mes (4,10) . …”

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“…El delirio es una entidad muy común, persistente e independientemente asociado con pobre recuperación posterior a la reparación de fractura de cadera (10) .…”

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TEMA 9-2014: Delirio postquirúrgico en fractura de cadera del paciente adulto mayor

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“…tillegg er tilstanden forbundet med dårlig prognose, varig funksjons nedsettelse og institusjonalisering (5). Delirium er underdiagnostisert, og man kan anta at behandlings kostnadene for relativt «enkle» akutte tilstander, som hoftebrudd, øker.…”

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Delirium is a risk factor for institutionalization and functional decline in older hip fracture patients

Cited by 69 publications

References 40 publications

Risk Factors for In-Hospital Complications of Fall-Related Fractures among Older Chinese: A Retrospective Study

Risk Factors for In-Hospital Complications of Fall-Related Fractures among Older Chinese: A Retrospective Study

TEMA 9-2014: Delirio postquirúrgico en fractura de cadera del paciente adulto mayor

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