Risk factors of outcomes in elderly XXXX with acute @entity385 in China.

@entity1 @entity64 @entity5329 @entity101 @entity385
BACKGROUND: @entity64 results in poor outcomes among elderly @entity1 . However, the factors associated with outcome over different follow-up periods in this population are unknown. AIMS: To evaluate the outcomes and risk factors of outcomes in elderly @entity1 after @entity64 . MATERIALS AND METHODS: Outcomes, including mortality, dependency (defined as a @entity5329 ), and recurrence rates, and associated risk factors were assessed at 3 and 12  months after @entity64 in @entity1 aged >= 80  years. RESULTS: There were 419 acute @entity385 @entity1 aged >= 80  years at 3  months, and 309 @entity1 at 12  months; outcomes and relevant risk factors were assessed in these @entity1 . @entity101 was more prevalent in @entity1 than in @entity1 . At 3  months, the mortality, dependency, and recurrence rates were 13.8, 54.2, and 18.1  %, respectively; the corresponding rates at 12  months were 26.9, 58.0, and 32.6  %, respectively. In the multivariate analysis, after adjusting by confounding factors, TOAST classification and @entity64 severity were associated with mortality and recurrence, while @entity64 severity was associated with dependency at 3  months. The mortality and dependency rates at 12  months were significantly associated with moderate and severe @entity64 , but severe @entity64 was an independent factor associated with recurrence. CONCLUSION: @entity64 subtype and severity were associated with @entity64 outcomes among elderly @entity1 in northern China. These findings suggest that it is crucial to highlight the affected factors of @entity64 outcome among elderly @entity1 for reduce the burden of @entity64 in China.
