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What are the causes of in hospital mortality after hip fractures in the elderly?

According to a multi-institutional retrospective study, the overall in-hospital mortality rate for elderly patients undergoing surgical intervention for an acute hip fracture was 3.0%, with respiratory failure being the most common cause. The complex interplay of patient frailty, pre-existing health conditions, and complications from surgery are the primary **causes of in hospital mortality after hip fractures in the elderly**.

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How long can an elderly person live bed-bound? Understanding the biological factors

For many families, contemplating how long an elderly person can live bed-bound is a difficult and deeply personal concern. While the answer varies drastically, depending on the underlying health and medical care, understanding the biological factors at play is crucial for managing expectations and providing quality care.

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