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A Visual Computing Approach for Estimating the Motility Index in the Frail Elder.

Martini et al., 2018

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15430861654699996613
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Martini C
Noceti N
Chessa M
Barla A
Cella A
Rollandi G
Pilotto A
Verri A
Odone F
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The accurate estimation of frailty is an important objective to assess the overall well-being and to predict the risk of mortality of elderly. Such evaluation is commonly based on subjective quantities both from selfreported outcomes and occasional physicians …
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