The oldest patients received less care than the medium age group.
Our unexpected findings showing that the medium age group died with the highest level of care also require further study.
The highest incidence in the medium age group of children may be the result of possible enhanced replication of latent virus, because over 80% of children are infected by adenoviruses by age 6 [ 10].
The medium age group (65 79 years) died in a setting of high resource use: highest rates of interhospital transfers, postoperative complications, clinical incidents, unplanned returns to theatre, unplanned intensive care admissions and they had the longest length of hospital stay.
The levels of care in the youngest age group (17 64 years) parallel the levels of care in the oldest age group (80+ years); however, the level of care for both of these age groups was lower than the care given to the medium age group (65 79 years).
Particularly, the economic level was significant in analyzing any age group; in turn, the educational variable proved significant when analyzing the total population and the medium-age group (50 to 70 years old) but not for the younger and elder women.
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The oldest group had increased trauma and emergency admissions than the medium and youngest age groups.
The oldest patients received lower levels of care than the medium and youngest age groups.
Respect the age it was similar in both groups with medium age of 62.98 (STEMI) and 60.5 y.o.o
