Assertion: frailty's prevalence | /r/HasProperty | 10% in elective surgery15
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text: For example, the frailty defining diagnosis approach (where the presence of one or more of a set of diagnoses typically associated with adverse aging is used to define frailty24,25) tends to estimate a relatively low prevalence (<10% in elective surgery15), whereas multidimensional clinical frailty assessments (eg, Fried Phenotype [FP], Clinical Frailty Scale [CFS]) tend to estimate a prevalence of 30%–40%.26