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Fig 1.

Patient recruitment overview.

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Fig 2.

Frailty classification assessed by the Reported Edmonton Frail Scale (0–18).

Patients with a score of 0–5 are classified as not frail and 6–7 as being apparently vulnerable. Patients with a score of 8–18 are classified as frail with a score of 8–9 representing mild frailty, 10–11 moderate frailty and 12–18 severe frailty.

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Table 1.

Patient demographics, by frailty status.

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Fig 3.

Frailty category by age category.

Patients with a score of 0–5 are classified as not frail and 6–7 as being apparently vulnerable. Patients with a score of 8–18 are classified as frail with a score of 8–9 representing mild frailty, 10–11 moderate frailty and 12–18 severe frailty.

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Table 2.

Multivariate adjusted association between demographic characteristics and frailty status.

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