Sentence examples for geriatric age groups from inspiring English sources

In this prospective, longitudinal study, Wave 1 of the cohort was comprised of 678 members across the human lifespan, with both sexes represented within child, adult, and geriatric age groups.

We divided the subjects into five age groups: <50 years, 50 64 years, 65 74 years, 75 84 years, and ≥85 years, which are accepted geriatric age groups and have been used elsewhere in the literature [18], [19].

Our findings in the pediatric and geriatric age groups are consistent with a relative shortage of DOs within the primary care specialties of pediatrics and internal medicine, respectively [ 1, 28].

The age distribution for crush injuries was uniform in the study with no significant increase in the pediatric or geriatric age group.

Aging induces structural changes in the airway wall that contribute to the phenomenon of remodeling, and is associated with modifications of the immune system, defined as immunosenescence, which can influence the atopic state in the geriatric age group.

The absence of fever during the final course of the patient's hospitalization could have been caused by an altered immune response in the geriatric age group, with a resulting normal leukocyte count.

Secondly, many of our participants were younger physicians, with only about a third of our participants having 6 years or more of clinical experience, although the majority had adequate exposure to cancer patients of the geriatric age group.

Some studies demonstrated that when confined to the geriatric age group in which multiple co-morbidities and multiple medications are the norm, age itself is not an independent risk factor for ADR.[ 34, 35] However, our findings indicated that age itself is an independent risk factor for severe ADRs after adjustment for co-morbidities and multiple medications.

We have read with interest the case report "A case report of unstable Hangman fracture in a eighty year old male" by Munakomi et al.The authors need to be congratulated for highlighting their view in managing unstable Hangman fracture in the geriatric age group.

By the year 2030, approximately 25% of the population of Western countries will be in the geriatric age-group.

In the current study, we examined whether aerobic exercise can reverse arterial stiffness in adults at very high cardiovascular risk (long-standing diabetes, geriatric age-group, hypercholesterolemia, and hypertension).