Add to ORKGBackground. In older adults, there is often substantial undiagnosed chronic disease detectable on noninvasive testing, not accounted for by most comorbidity indices. We developed a simple physiologic index of comorbidity by scoring five noninvasive tests across the full range of values. We examined the predictive validity of this index for mortality and disability
The relationship between disability and comorbidity on mortality is widely perceived as additive in ...
Martin Ritt,1,2 Julia Isabel Ritt,2 Cornel Christian Sieber,1,3 Karl-Günter Gaßmann1,2 1...
Background. Comorbidity is common in elderly persons. Its extent, correlates, and life-threatening i...
Background The aging population and increasing chronic diseases make a tremendous burden on the heal...
Current common comorbidity measures have poor to moderate predictive validity of mortality of commun...
Background.Indexes constructed from components may identify individuals who age well across systems....
Older adults generally have multiple medical problems as well as subclinical changes in several phys...
The object of this article was to systematically review available methods to measure comorbidity and...
The object of this article was to systematically review available methods to measure comorbidity and...
The worldwide elderly (≥65 years old) dialysis population has grown significantly. This population i...
BackgroundA goal of gerontology is discovering aging phenotypes that reflect biological aging distin...
Multiple factors associated with the frailty syndrome may be involved in the appearance of disabilit...
Since comorbid conditions are highly prevalent among patients with end-stage renal disease, indexes ...
Background: Comorbidity indexes were designed in order to measure how the disease burden of a patien...
To develop a measure of the burden of comorbid disease from the MED-ECHO data base (Québec), the so-...
The relationship between disability and comorbidity on mortality is widely perceived as additive in ...
Martin Ritt,1,2 Julia Isabel Ritt,2 Cornel Christian Sieber,1,3 Karl-Günter Gaßmann1,2 1...
Background. Comorbidity is common in elderly persons. Its extent, correlates, and life-threatening i...
Background The aging population and increasing chronic diseases make a tremendous burden on the heal...
Current common comorbidity measures have poor to moderate predictive validity of mortality of commun...
Background.Indexes constructed from components may identify individuals who age well across systems....
Older adults generally have multiple medical problems as well as subclinical changes in several phys...
The object of this article was to systematically review available methods to measure comorbidity and...
The object of this article was to systematically review available methods to measure comorbidity and...
The worldwide elderly (≥65 years old) dialysis population has grown significantly. This population i...
BackgroundA goal of gerontology is discovering aging phenotypes that reflect biological aging distin...
Multiple factors associated with the frailty syndrome may be involved in the appearance of disabilit...
Since comorbid conditions are highly prevalent among patients with end-stage renal disease, indexes ...
Background: Comorbidity indexes were designed in order to measure how the disease burden of a patien...
To develop a measure of the burden of comorbid disease from the MED-ECHO data base (Québec), the so-...
The relationship between disability and comorbidity on mortality is widely perceived as additive in ...
Martin Ritt,1,2 Julia Isabel Ritt,2 Cornel Christian Sieber,1,3 Karl-Günter Gaßmann1,2 1...
Background. Comorbidity is common in elderly persons. Its extent, correlates, and life-threatening i...