| ASSESSMENT OF P WAVE/QT INTERVAL DISPERSION, TP-E INTERVAL, TP-E/QT RATIO AFTER TRANSCATHETER AORTIC VALVE IMPLANTATION IN GERIATRIC PATIENTS WITH AORTIC STENOSIS | Alpay Turan SEZGİN, Şenol DEMİRCAN, Hakan GÜLLÜ, Ziya Gökalp BİLGEL, Haldun MÜDERRİSOĞLU, Mustafa YILMAZ | 285–293 |
| SEX-RELATED DIFFERENCES ON MORTALITY IN PATIENTS AGED 80 YEARS OR OLDER WITH ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION: THERE IS STILL A GAP | Kadriye ORTA KILIÇKESMEZ, Şükrü ÇETİN, Gökhan ÇETİNKAL, Serhat SIĞIRCI, Kudret KESKİN, Ahmet GÜRDAL, Betül BALABAN KOÇAŞ, Süleyman Sezai YILDIZ | 294–303 |
| PREDICTORS OF FUNCTIONAL BALANCE IN OLDER ADULTS LIVING IN A COMMUNITY | Ekin İlke ŞEN, Arzu FERHATOSMANOĞLU, Derya BUĞDAYCI, Nurdan PAKER | 304–312 |
| ASSESSMENT OF ORAL HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG ELDERLY PATIENTS WITH PERIODONTAL DISEASE | Özge GÖKTÜRK, Fatma UÇAN YARKAÇ | 313–322 |
| NON-TRADITIONAL MORTALITY PREDICTORS FOR GERIATRIC INTENSIVE CARE UNIT PATIENTS | Aslı KILAVUZ, Fehmi AKÇİÇEK, Devrim BOZKURT, Timur KÖSE, Namig CAFEROV | 323–332 |
| STATUS OF NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND SOME OTHER MAJOR HEALTH PROBLEMS AND ASSOCIATED RISK FACTORS AMONG PATIENTS AGED 65 YEARS AND OVER PRESENTING TO A FAMILY HEALTH CARE CENTER IN KYRENIA | Songül VAİZOĞLU, Şanda ÇALI, Özen AŞUT, Safiye TAKIR, Tuğberk TOK, Burak ÖZBAHADIR, Özge ÖLMEZ | 333–345 |
| BRUCELLOSIS IN GERIATRIC PATIENTS: IS THE DISEASE COURSE MORE SERIOUS? | Ayşe SAĞMAK TARTAR, Kutbeddin DEMİRDAĞ, Ayhan AKBULUT, Şafak Özer BALIN | 346–353 |
| COMBINATION OF LACTATE WITH MODIFIED EARLY WARNING SCORE AND RAPID EMERGENCY MEDICINE SCORE IN GERIATRIC PATIENTS ADMITTED TO EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT TO PREDICT 28-DAY MORTALITY | Ayhan ÖZHASENEKLER, Gülhan KURTOĞLU ÇELİK, Şervan GÖKHAN, Serkan DEMİRCAN, Çağrı Serdar ELGÖRMÜŞ, Mehmet ERGİN, Fatih TANRIVERDİ | 354–364 |
| EVALUATION OF SUNBATHING AND PROTECTION AWARENESS ACCORDING TO THE SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS OF INDIVIDUALS AGED ABOVE 65 YEARS | Burcu KAYHAN TETİK, Gülbahar SARAÇ, Burak METE, Evrim KILIÇ, Hülya KALEM, Serpil ŞENER | 365–373 |
| THE EFFECT OF COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS ON SPIROMETRIC EVALUATION IN ELDERLY PATIENTS |