The elderly age criterion for increased in-hospital mortality in trauma patients: a retrospective cohort study

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RT @SJTREM: #SJTREM #FOAMed #Elderly age criterion for in-hospital #mortality in #trauma patients: https://t.co/kGS1yc6VWV Of 637,491 pa…

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RT @SJTREM: #SJTREM #FOAMed #Elderly age criterion for in-hospital #mortality in #trauma patients: https://t.co/kGS1yc6VWV Of 637,491 pa…

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#SJTREM #FOAMed #Elderly age criterion for in-hospital #mortality in #trauma patients: https://t.co/kGS1yc6VWV Of 637,491 patients inc, the number of in-hospital deaths was 6504(1.0%). The age at which mortality increased the most was 65.06 years old. O

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