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Delirium: A Frequent Manifestation in COVID-19 Older Patients

CLINICAL INTERVENTIONS IN AGING (2020)

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CLINICAL INTERVENTIONS IN AGING

卷 15, 期 -, 页码 2245-2247

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DOVE MEDICAL PRESS LTD

DOI: 10.2147/CIA.S280189

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delirium; old patients; COVID-19

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Geriatrics & Gerontology

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The authors report a high prevalence of delirium in COVID-19 old patients admitted in an academic hospital. During the recent COVID-19 period, delirium was present in 38% of old patients admitted with delirium at the COVID ward of the Erasmus MC University Medical Center of Rotterdam. We do not know in which patients COVID-19 can cause delirium; however, considering the high prevalence of delirium in COVID-19 old patients and the potential serious consequences, attention is needed in order to reduce disability and mortality in this vulnerable category of patients.

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