April 26th, 2012
Frailty Evaluation and High-Risk Interventions
John A. Dodson, MD
When taking care of older patients, we often have an intuitive sense of which ones will do well after an intervention and which ones won’t. This has been termed the “foot of the bed” test, or alternately something which separates a “young 80-year old” from an “old 80-year old.” Frailty is a syndrome defined as […]
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