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March 1, 2008Age and Ageing262 citationsOpen Access

Anaemia impedes functional mobility after hip fracture surgery

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NFNicolai Bang FossMKMorten Tange KristensenHKHenrik Kehlet

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Does anaemia impede functional mobility in patients after hip fracture surgery?

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Population
Patients in the early post-operative phase after hip fracture surgery
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Intervention
Anaemia
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Outcome
Functional mobility and ability to walk post-operatively

Anaemia is an independent risk factor for impaired functional mobility early after hip fracture surgery, suggesting a potential need to investigate liberal transfusion policies.

Abstract

anaemia impedes functional mobility in the early post-operative phase after a hip fracture surgery and is an independent risk factor for patients not being able to walk post-operatively. The potential for a liberal transfusion policy to improve the rehabilitation potential in hip fracture patients with anaemia should be investigated.

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Foss et al. (2008) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d955ccc7f0c3ae80a3d07dhttps://doi.org/10.1093/ageing/afm161
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