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The Risk of Hospital Admission Due to Traumatic Brain Injury Is Increased in Older Persons With Severe Functional Limitations

Published:2016-07 Issue:7 Volume:17 Page:609-612
ISSN:1525-8610
Container-title:Journal of the American Medical Directors Association
language:en
Short-container-title:Journal of the American Medical Directors Association

Author:

Büchele Gisela,Rapp Kilian,König Hans-Helmut,Jaensch Andrea,Rothenbacher Dietrich,Becker Clemens,Benzinger Petra

Publisher

Elsevier BV

Subject

Health Policy,General Medicine,General Nursing,Geriatrics and Gerontology

Reference27 articles.

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3. Incidence of fall-related traumatic brain injuries among older Finnish adults between 1970 and 2011;Korhonen;JAMA,2013

4. Conflicting trends in fall-related injury hospitalisations among older people: Variations by injury type;Watson;Osteoporos Int,2011

5. Alarming rise in fall-induced severe head injuries among elderly people;Kannus;Injury,2007

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