Is the higher mortality among men with hip fracture explained by sex-related differences in quality of in-hospital care? A population-based cohort study
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Kristensen, P.K., et al., Is the higher mortality among men with hip fracture explained by sex-related differences in quality of in-hospital care? A population-based cohort study. Age and Ageing, vol. 46, n. 2, 2017, p. 193-199.
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Personas mayores, Mujer, Hombre, Cadera, Fracturas, Mortalidad, Efectos, Factor de riesgo, Sexo
Personas mayores, Mujer, Hombre, Cadera, Fracturas, Mortalidad, Efectos, Factor de riesgo, Sexo
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