There are 7 papers on Extended Glasgow Outcome Scale in aging research: 6 observational studies in people, 1 review.
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“Increasing age is significantly associated with increased risk of mortality and poorer GOS-E scores at 6 months.”
- Humans6
Interventions
1Surgical management
no changein humans1
1 study
Surgical management
no changein humans1
Surgical management was not clearly linked with Extended Glasgow Outcome Scale in elderly patients with traumatic subdural haematoma (58% vs. 60% 6-month survival).
“Surgical intervention did not significantly impact Extended Glasgow Coma Score (GOS-E) at 6 months, regardless of injury severity.”
Humansin elderly patients with traumatic subdural haematoma6 monthsn = 280
Subdural haematoma in the elderly: management and outcomes of a UK Major Trauma Centre
British journal of neurosurgery
Associations
1Age
downin humans1
1 study
Age
downin humans1
Age is associated with Extended Glasgow Outcome Scale in humans (traumatic spinal cord injury).
“Increasing age is significantly associated with increased risk of mortality and poorer GOS-E scores at 6 months.”
Humanstraumatic spinal cord injury6 monthsn = 168
Traumatic spinal cord injury in the elderly: predictors for mortality and functional outcomes
Journal of spine surgery (Hong Kong)