Comparison of severe (AIS≥3) injury pattern between ≥ 65 years and 16–64 years patients over the years.

<p>Comparison of severe (AIS≥3) injury pattern between ≥ 65 years and 16–64 years patients over the years.</p>

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Main Author:	Axel Benhamed (12511645) (author)
Other Authors:	Brice Batomen (8056199) (author), Valérie Boucher (12511648) (author), Krishan Yadav (7379117) (author), Éric Mercier (14522513) (author), Chartelin Jean Isaac (14522516) (author), Mélanie Bérubé (4453744) (author), Francis Bernard (3415553) (author), Jean- Marc Chauny (14522519) (author), Lynne Moore (3121920) (author), Marie Josée Sirois (14522522) (author), Karim Tazarourte (5852573) (author), Amaury Gossiome (12511651) (author), Marcel Émond (587615) (author)
Published:	2023
Subjects:	Cell Biology Molecular Biology Neuroscience Biotechnology Evolutionary Biology Developmental Biology Science Policy Mental Health Infectious Diseases qu &# 233 intensive care wards aged &# 8805 6 %- 32 46 &# 8211 36 &# 8211 7 %- 88 quebec trauma registry older adults rose three adult level average annual bed 16 years admitted 3 %), yet older trauma patients older adults 7 %), 3 %), 324 patients trauma population trauma characteristics trauma centers year study xlink "> temporal changes specific needs significant portion primary objective main mechanism injury pattern hospital admission greatly increased falls remain descriptive analyses deeply evolved days consumption conducted using better meet age increased 65 years 0 %).
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