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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The role of age and life expectancy in prioritising health careI want to try to do two things. The first is sketch, in the broadest and most general terms, the moral principles that I believe should govern the allocation of resources in health care. The second is to say why the notorious QALY goes no way to respecting these principles nor indeed much else that is valuable or ought to be valued.

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Introducing Desired State Configurationdication or contraindication of an operation for increasingly older patients. Although advanced age is recognized as a risk factor for death, favourable results have been reported after CABG in patients over 75 and after aortic valve replacement in octogenarians [.-.].

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Cardiac surgery in octogenarians: Perioperative results and clinical follow-updication or contraindication of an operation for increasingly older patients. Although advanced age is recognized as a risk factor for death, favourable results have been reported after CABG in patients over 75 and after aortic valve replacement in octogenarians [.-.].

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The economics of treatment choice issue is not whether resources are to be rationed but how, i.e. what criteria should be used to determine who will get treatment, who will be left in pain and discomfort, and who will be left to die humanely and with care from their nearest and dearest carers.

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