Indonesian Geriatrics Society Consensus on COVID-19 Management in Older Adults

Igp Suka Aryana; Siti Setiati; Roza Mulyana; Noto Dwimartutie; Aulia Rizka; Bayu Basuki Wijaya; Nur Riviati; Rensa Rensa; Dina Aprilia Ariestine; Bambang Joni Karjono; Eko Aribowo; Hildebrand Hanoch Victor Watupongoh; Ridzqie Dibyantari; Wayan Giri Semara Putra; Fandi Triansyah; Rahmi Istanti; Dian Daniella

Indonesian Geriatrics Society Consensus on COVID-19 Management in Older Adults

Igp Suka Aryana, Siti Setiati, Roza Mulyana, Noto Dwimartutie, Aulia Rizka, Bayu Basuki Wijaya, Nur Riviati, Rensa Rensa, Dina Aprilia Ariestine, Bambang Joni Karjono, Eko Aribowo, Hildebrand Hanoch Victor Watupongoh, Ridzqie Dibyantari, Wayan Giri Semara Putra, Fandi Triansyah, Rahmi Istanti, Dian Daniella

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Abstract

More than 80% of death cases and 95% of severe COVID-19 occur in patients aged over 60 years. Atypical clinical manifestations with high morbidity and mortality further emphasize the importance of COVID-19 management in older adults. Some older patients may appear asymptomatic while other may present with acute respiratory distress syndrome and multi organ failure. Fever, higher respiratory rate and crackles may present. The most common chest x-ray finding is ground glass opacity. Other imaging modalities that are often used are pulmonary computed tomography scan and lung ultrasonography. COVID-19 management in older adults should be comprehensive, starting from oxygen, fluid, nutritional, physical rehabilitation, pharmacology and psychosocial therapy. In this consensus, we also discuss about management of older adults with special condition such as diabetes mellitus, kidney disease, malignancy, frailty, delirium, immobilization and dementia. In post COVID-19 phase, we believe that physical rehabilitation is important as it is done to improve fitness.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	118-131
Number of pages	14
Journal	Acta medica Indonesiana
Volume	55
Issue number	1
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2023

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consensus
COVID-19
management
older adults

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Aryana, I. S., Setiati, S., Mulyana, R., Dwimartutie, N., Rizka, A., Wijaya, B. B., Riviati, N., Rensa, R., Ariestine, D. A., Karjono, B. J., Aribowo, E., Watupongoh, H. H. V., Dibyantari, R., Putra, W. G. S., Triansyah, F., Istanti, R., & Daniella, D. (2023). Indonesian Geriatrics Society Consensus on COVID-19 Management in Older Adults. Acta medica Indonesiana, 55(1), 118-131.

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Indonesian Geriatrics Society Consensus on COVID-19 Management in Older Adults

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