Publications by authors named "Morgane Mary"
Background: The incidence of sepsis increases significantly with age, including a high incidence of bacterial infection in the old adults. Eosinopenia and the CIBLE score have been proposed in critically ill adults and in internal medicine wards. This study aimed to assess whether a low eosinophil count was associated with acute bacterial infection among hospitalized older adults, and to find the most efficient eosinophil count cut-off to differentiate acute bacterial infection from other inflammatory states.
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- A multicentric study in Paris analyzed characteristics and outcomes of 821 hospitalized patients aged 70 and older with confirmed COVID-19 from March to April 2020.
- Patients had a mean age of 86, with 85% having two or more pre-existing health conditions, and exhibiting common symptoms such as asthenia, fever, and dyspnea.
- The in-hospital mortality rate was 31%, with factors like male gender, lower functional status, and specific health anomalies increasing the likelihood of death, highlighting the importance of early risk assessment for older patients.