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RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF COST AND FACTORS AFFECTING MORTALITY IN ELDERLY PATIENTS IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT

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51–59
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2022-11-06
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The mean cost of ICU stay was 7992.95 ± 10166.33 ₺, and the mean cost ofhospital stay was 8211.28 ± 10172.41 ₺.Conclusion: It is shown that comorbidities increased as age advanced, andsepsis remains the leading cause of death in short-term and long-term periods inthe elderly population admitted to the ICU.

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Amaç & Hipotez:Introduction: The older population of the world continues to grow.
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Temel Bulgular & Veri:Currently,8.5% of people worldwide are above 65 years, leading to an increased frequencyof intensive care unit admission.
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Sonuç & Katkı:The mean cost of ICU stay was 7992.95 ± 10166.33 ₺, and the mean cost ofhospital stay was 8211.28 ± 10172.41 ₺.Conclusion: It is shown that comorbidities increased as age advanced, andsepsis remains the leading cause of death in short-term and long-term periods inthe elderly population admitted to the ICU.
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Introduction: The older population of the world continues to grow. Currently,8.5% of people worldwide are above 65 years, leading to an increased frequencyof intensive care unit admission. This study aimed to assess the cost and factorsaffecting mortality in elderly patients.Materials and Methods: This retrospective cohort study included patientsaged over 65 years admitted to the tertiary intensive care unit. The demographicsincluding age, gender, body mass index, comorbidities, Glasgow coma scale scores,acute physiology and chronic health evaluation II, the Charlson comorbidity indexscores, diagnosis, blood gas analysis results, type of mechanical ventilation, lengthof stay in the intensive care unit (ICU), time of death and cost of ICU stay wereobtained from the government electronic mortality declaration system.Results: This study evaluated 1401 patients with a mean age of 75.73 ± 6.92,where the mean BMI was 25.31 ± 7.03. Most of the patients (n=714, 51%) belongedto the 65–75 years old group while 569 (40.6%) belonged to the 75–85 years oldgroup and 118 (8.4%) were over 85 years old. Mortality rates were the following:28-day mortality rate, 41.7%; 1-year mortality rate, 66.4% and 2-year mortality rate,75%. The mean cost of ICU stay was 7992.95 ± 10166.33 ₺, and the mean cost ofhospital stay was 8211.28 ± 10172.41 ₺.Conclusion: It is shown that comorbidities increased as age advanced, andsepsis remains the leading cause of death in short-term and long-term periods inthe elderly population admitted to the ICU.

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IRMAK, İ., ADIGUZEL, N., TUNCAY, E., KARGIN, F., MOCIN, Ö. Y., GÜNGOR, G., KARAKURT, Z. (2022). RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF COST AND FACTORS AFFECTING MORTALITY IN ELDERLY PATIENTS IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT. Türk Geriatri Dergisi, Cilt: 23 - Sayı: 1, 51–59. https://ajindex.com/articles/623580

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