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Incident severity in children and young patients versus adults in intensive care: a nationwide cross-sectional analysis of spontaneously reported adverse events in Japan

2026-08-28

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background Safety incidents in intensive care can progress rapidly to permanent disability or death, and children are considered vulnerable to medication- and device-related events. Whether age itself is associated with incident severity, independent of care setting and incident type, remains unclear. We examined this question in a nationwide sample of Japanese intensive-care incident...

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b79e07ac-6bb3-5660-83b2-d8d3dc013813
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-10757611/v1
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