日益增长的伤害威胁到老年人的寿命:美国创伤预防外科协会委员会最新专题。

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Trauma Surgery & Acute Care Open Pub Date : 2025-05-14 eCollection Date: 2025-01-01 DOI:10.1136/tsaco-2024-001526
Carlos H Palacio, D'Andrea Joseph, Christine Castater, Deborah A Kuhls, Shelbie Kirkendoll, Paul Albini, Thomas K Duncan
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摘要

随着老年人口呈指数级增长,我们有必要确定影响老年人损伤结果的年龄特异性风险因素。在这篇综述文章中,我们描述了威胁老年人的不同损伤机制。书中还将描述地面坠落——这是该群体中最常见的创伤相关伤害形式(以及社区项目如何帮助预防与之相关的并发症)。其他损伤机制,如机动车碰撞和行人相关的创伤将被讨论。此外,对老年患者的虐待和临床医生可以用来识别受害者的具体筛选工具进行了描述。不审查枪支的影响,对任何人口的威胁的审查都是不完整的。这篇文章以一个医学界很少探讨的话题作为结尾——老年患者使用枪支以及痴呆症对枪支所有权的影响。急诊外科医生和其他临床医生必须了解这些伤害风险因素,以便通过宣传和教育等伤害预防工作更好地为社区服务。
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Growing injury threats to longevity in the older population: American Association for the Surgery of Trauma Prevention Committee topical update.

As the exponential growth in the elderly population occurs, it is essential that we identify age-specific risk factors that impact the outcome of injury in the elderly. In this review article, we describe the different mechanisms of injury that threaten the elderly. There will be a description of ground-level falls-the most common form of trauma-related injury in that group (and how community-based programs can help prevent the complications associated with them). Other injury mechanisms such as motor vehicle collisions and pedestrian-related trauma will be discussed. In addition, abuse of the older patients and the specific screening tools that clinicians can use to recognize victims are described. A review of threats to any population is not complete without examining the impact of firearms. The article concludes with a topic less explored in the medical community-the use of firearms by elderly patients and the impact of dementia on gun ownership. It is essential that the acute care surgeons and other clinicians understand these injury risk factors to better serve their community with injury prevention efforts such as advocacy and education.

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