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With the spread of corona virus disease 2019 (COVID-19) in December 2019, the management and rehabilitation of elderly patients with hip fractures and protection of medical staff face new challenges, and need to be adjusted appropriately under this very circumstances. Hip fractures in the elderly account for more than half of osteoporotic fractures. Expert group formulate this consensus to make better decision against this epidemic and protect patients and medical staff. This consensus elaborates not only epidemic condition of COVID-19, but also general principles of medical admission, treatment and protection for both medical staff and patients, so as to provide some reference and promote the standardization of clinical diagnosis and treatment of elderly patients with hip fractures under the condition of COVID-19.
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With the spread of novel coronavirus pneumonia (NCP) in December 2019, the management and rehabilitation of elderly patients with hip fractures and protection of medical staff face new challenges, and need to be adjusted appropriately under this very circumstances. Hip fractures in the elderly account for more than half of osteoporotic fractures. Expert group formulate this consensus so as to make better decision against this epidemic and protect patients' families and medical staff. This consensus elaborates not only epidemic condition of NCP, but also general principles of medical admission, treatment and protection for both medical staff and patients, in order to provide some reference and promote the standardization of clinical diagnosis and treatment of elderly patients with hip fractures under the condition of NCP.
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Objective:To investigate the risk factors related to pulmonary thromboembolism(PTE)and/or deep venous thrombosis(DVT)in hospitalized patients based on the analysis of PTE and DVT epidemiological data.Methods:The clinical data of218inpatients with PTE and/or DVT in recent10years were reviewed.The epidemiological data including tendency of incidence,demographic features,co-existing diseases,acquired risk factors and ABO blood type were analyzed.Results:There was an increasing trend in the number of inpatients with PTE and/or DVT.The male/female ratio was1.45,and was1∶1in patients≥45years old.The main risk factors of PTE and/or DVT were operation,trauma and fracture within3months.There was no significant difference in these main risk factors between relapse patients and non-relapse patients.The ratio of non-O blood type in inpatients with PTE and/or DVT was higher than in control group(P