… risk compared to adults without NDDs. The purpose of this study was to … adults with NDDs
have greater 12-month mortality rates following a low-trauma fracture compared to adults …

… We excluded patients who were aged less than 18 years old, who … acute primary brain
process that was likely to result in global impairment of consciousness or cognition (eg traumatic …

… study reported high levels of psychological distress one year after the traumatic event and
more than 30% reported physical disability at the same time. Although it sounds surprising, …

… energy traumas in this age group [3]. This link is supported by the lower number of multiple
traumas that we found among the older adults in our study [3]. Age and management intensity …

… compare disability risk between age groups and with mortality … -feeding disability among
middle-aged and older adults and … disability metric such as DR MAIS that is derived from trauma …

… of TBI and other conditions on mortality. While sex and gender … the effects of these
sociodemographic variables on mortality. … a significant relationship between anxiety, bipolar …

… Preinjury physical frailty is the predominant predictor of postinjury functional status and
mortality in geriatric trauma patients. Identification of frailty and appropriate follow-up are crucial …

… functional status and increased mortality long after discharge, 3–8 we … disorder (PTSD) in
a subset of trauma patients. These results began to demonstrate that, unlike short term mortality…

… as severe (≤8), moderate (9-12), or mild (≥13) head injury. Patients with severe traumatic
… of the influence of SCI on mortality. Preinjury medical comorbidities were classified by the …

… acute care (death, prolonged disorder of consciousness, severe disability, moderate disability,
… experience major trauma, we have demonstrated that it results in high mortality rates at …