Transabdominal ultrasound finding and acute hepatocellular injury in different cohorts of elderly adults with and without common bile duct stones

摘要

Considering the criteria, the prevalence of inappropriate footwear is important because only 4.1% of shoes had all the items. Systematic screening and intervention in a geriatric unit during hospitalization could greatly improve the quality of footwear and might reduce the risk of falling in the hospital or after discharge into the community, although individual needs must also be considered, which the standardization of the criteria does not.There was a significant chance that sport shoes would have more recommended features for fall prevention than others, which supports the results of another study that showed that athletic shoes were associated with lower risk of falling outdoors or at home. In the current study, athletic shoes were worn less frequently than other types (Table 1). Slippers are the most common footwear in this population but have significantly fewer quality features than other footwear. The population of the current study was older and included more "fallers" than in other populations in previous studies. Furthermore, they were dependant, at risk of malnutrition, and cognitively impaired. Inpatients wore inappropriate footwear, and without screening and clinical intervention, this risk factor was not corrected.