A vessel that might have flown the "Geriatric Roger," the death's head and crossed defibrillators of a cruise ship, now, in effect, hoisted the happy burgee of a yacht.
13 Minor orthopedic injury or morbidity may occur because of a fall, which is the most frequent cause of geriatric trauma, and death associated with major trauma may also occur.
Longitudinal analysis should compare the incidence of geriatric adverse events (death, hospital admissions, falls, adverse drug events) and costs of care in patients having or not confirmed PIPs at baseline.
In the Emergency Department (UOC MCAU with OB), no death for geriatric trauma was observed.
Our study was organized as follows: we 1) identified univariate correlates of death in geriatric patients with hyperglycemic crises, 2) performed multivariate analyses and identified independent mortality predictors, and 3) combined the independent mortality predictors to predict the prognosis.
Among the chants were, "Retirement, yes, but before death!" and "Raffarin -- geriatric minister!" a reference to Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin. Jean-Pierre Raffarin
2 In addition, diabetes in the elderly is associated with a higher prevalence of other cardiovascular risk factors, coronary heart disease, stroke, premature death, physical disability, and geriatric syndromes.
A Brooklyn nurse who specializes in geriatric care was charged yesterday in the death of her 87-year-old mother, the authorities said.
Information was obtained regarding surgical interventions, and death or discharge from the geriatric facility.
Juan Carlos, who announced on Monday that he is abdicating the throne, was long revered for his role in vouchsafing Spain's transition to democracy following the death, in 1975, of the country's geriatric Fascist leader, Generalissimo Francisco Franco.
