Author's response to reviews Title: Basic geriatric assessment does not predict in-hospital mortality after PEG placement Authors:

Basic geriatric assessment does not predict in-hospital mortality after PEG placement

BACKGROUND Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (PEG) is an established procedure for long-term nutrition. However, studies have underlined the importance of proper patient selection as mortality has been shown to be relatively high in acute illness and certain patient groups, amongst others geriatric patients. Objective of the study was to gather information about geriatric patients receiving P...

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Author's response to reviews: Dear Editor Finally, we only did few formal changes (e.g. font size corresponding to your template, spacing, capitalization). Further, we completed the legend of table 4 by adding a few explanations (correspondingly to table 3).