Age and Comorbidity

Cross-source consensus on Age and Comorbidity from 1 sources and 4 claims.

1 sources · 4 claims

Risks & contraindications

Age and comorbidity strongly contributed to absolute 90-day mortality risk. — Socioeconomic disparities and mortality among acute patients with sepsis: a retrospective Danish cohort study
Increasing age and higher Charlson Comorbidity Index were stronger drivers of absolute mortality than income group. — Socioeconomic disparities and mortality among acute patients with sepsis: a retrospective Danish cohort study
Younger patients with no Charlson comorbidity had low absolute mortality risk. — Socioeconomic disparities and mortality among acute patients with sepsis: a retrospective Danish cohort study
Few deaths among younger patients limited the robustness of absolute risk estimates in those groups. — Socioeconomic disparities and mortality among acute patients with sepsis: a retrospective Danish cohort study