Purpose Outcomes of hip fractures in centenarians remain underreported owing to the small
number of patients reaching 100 years of age. This review aimed to determine outcomes of …

Background older patients with hip fractures are arbitrarily classified as octogenarians,
nonagenarians and centenarians. We have designed this study to quantify in-hospital …

Objective The primary objective was to describe the clinical characteristics, management,
and outcomes of centenarians with fragility hip fracture and compare them to other age …

Background. Acute lung injury (ALI) and subsequent pulmonary infection are the most
severe and usually fatal complications for elderly hip fracture patients. It is necessary to find …

Nonagenarians differ from patients aged 70–79 and 80–89 years in baseline characteristics,
complication and mortality rates. Differences increased gradually with age. The results of …

Introduction Advances in healthcare have resulted in an increasing UK population, with the
proportion of elderly individuals expanding significantly, including centenarians. Hospitals …

Purpose This study aimed to estimate the survival rate after proximal femoral fracture insult
and identify the subgroup of centenarians with a high risk. Methods Records of patients (≥ …

Background The increase in the population over 90 years old suggests an expected surge in
the number of extreme elderly patients sustaining hip fractures. Objective The aim of this …

Background Hip fracture leads to an increase in mortality and deterioration in the quality of
life. The increase in life expectancy results in an increase in the number of oldest old …

Background There is increasing interest in healthcare quality and economic implications for
hip fracture patients of very old age. However, results are limited by access to comparable …