Titlebook: Coronary Bypass Surgery in the Elderly; Ethical, Economical Paul J. Walter Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1995 Bypass

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Oxygen, Carbon Dioxide, and Nitrogen,xpectancies ever known. Western societies are now faced with larger numbers of these ‘survivors’ than ever before. But is it a clear victory for society to increase the longevity of its people? Or, as some critics might claim, are we merely prolonging life without consideration of its diminished qua

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Troubleshooting Common DSC Issuesajority of cases [..] and prologation of life in certain patient subsets. With an ageing population, increased safety of surgical procedures, and improvements in post-operative care, coronary artery bypass grafting is being performed on an increasing number of elderly patients .. However, because of

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Troubleshooting Common DSC Issuesan operation for a valvular heart disease, more people should undergo combined valve and coronary bypass graft (CABG) surgery, since ischemic heart disease also becomes more frequent with advanced age. Cardiac surgery in the elderly demands an increasing part of limited health care resources. Theref

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Building Advanced DSC Configurationseries was about one sixth. The reason for this increase lies in the enormous increase in diagnostic and therapeutic possibilities in this field. Connected with this rise in numbers of operations is an expansion of the group of possible patients. Earlier, heart surgery was reserved for younger patien