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Additive Interaction Between Systemic Inflammation and Functional Dependency on In-Hospital Mortality: A "Double-Hit" Phenotype in 8,409 Geriatric Inpatients

2026-02-17

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<title>Abstract</title> <p> Background Systemic inflammation and functional status are two critical prognostic domains in geriatric medicine. However, whether these two domains interact synergistically—particularly on an additive scale—to influence short-term outcomes in secondary care geriatric inpatients remains unclear.as regional facilities focusing on subacute care, rehabilitation, and management of chroni...

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606dfc98-aecb-59fe-9dbb-87af9a6330ca
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-8599033/v1
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