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A-1206 Epidemiology Q&A
Kevin Chung, USA
Thursday, June 14, 2018 · 8:16 a.m. · 02m 02s
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i see
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please do yeah okay thank you so um is there anything different ones to address it right
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no questions i would like to ask you have you seen kind of evolution in the
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frequency of uh and injuries of that type in in elderly let's say sixty plus
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today ah getting more and more active in sports in other things
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that's a good question another pepsi asked asked me whether with the i. c.
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some of these older folks and how do i manage them well i think that not just a lot
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of folks i think that would use factor patterns is really important to not just read extra
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we always checked by should i contribute to show x. ray about this place
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oblique manner couple fracture and ask you what would you do i think the university all
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you will collapse crucifix then i will show you a picture of a patient
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one week after injuries able to make a fuss when notation problem so like sheaf answer
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for what you're describing is that these fractures and not just based on x. rays
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that remains should be based on so called evidence at the
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same time patients preferences the same type patients um
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a need for work and the same type is similarly the
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choice of techniques we need to based on such experiences
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not saying that every playing system should be used for these fractures i think that's important
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to use the simplest technique that would give the patient odious we turn the function
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and also save the country that houses the money i think that nowadays is so
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important to consider all these factors rather than putting a plate on everything
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thank you uh any other questions
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A-1205 Welcome and Introduction
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A-1206 Epidemiology
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June 14, 2018 · 8:04 a.m.
A-1206 Epidemiology Q&A
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