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Fabrizio Montecucco

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Pain and Frailty in Hospitalized Older Adults

2020

Introduction Pain and frailty are prevalent conditions in the older population. Many chronic diseases are likely involved in their origin, and both have a negative impact on quality of life. However, few studies have analysed their association. Methods In light of this knowledge gap, 3577 acutely hospitalized patients 65 years or older enrolled in the REPOSI register, an Italian network of internal medicine and geriatric hospital wards, were assessed to calculate the frailty index (FI). The impact of pain and some of its characteristics on the degree of frailty was evaluated using an ordinal logistic regression model after adjusting for age and gender. Results The prevalence of pain was 24.…

medicine.medical_specialtyPain medicineSocio-culturaleChronic painOsteoarthritisAffect (psychology)Chronic pain; Internal medicine and geriatric wards; Musculoskeletal diseasesOlder populationChronic pain Internal medicine and geriatric wards Musculoskeletal diseasesQuality of lifeMusculoskeletal diseaseInternal medicine and geriatric wardsAnesthesiologyInternal medicinemedicineRD78.3-87.3LS4_4Original Researchbusiness.industryMusculoskeletal diseasesChronic painmedicine.diseaseInternal medicine and geriatric wardMusculoskeletal diseases.Anesthesiology and Pain MedicineRheumatoid arthritisNeurology (clinical)Ordered logitbusiness
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Research update for articles published in EJCI in 2016

2018

The association of an excessive blood pressure increase with exercise (i.e., an increase in systolic blood pressure with exercise ≥95th percentile) with lower risk of subsequent events in patients with known or suspected coronary artery disease has been consistently verified even in those with baseline hypertension. Nonetheless, this negative association, also confirmed in another study on a Japanese population, might depend on peak VO2, such that the prognostic value of blood pressure response might be limited in patients with preserved exercise capacity. In addition, a hypertensive response with exercise (defined as a systolic blood pressure ≥220 mmHg during the test) has also been associ…

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