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Robert Hawkes,Ingrid Mann,Peter Brownte to successfully comanage the patient undergoing emergency surgery. These outcomes can be improved when the patient is managed in a dedicated geriatric unit. Upon discharge, the internist will play an ongoing role as the primary care physician managing the patient’s wound care, pain, medications,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-1467-7tudies on symptoms. In fact, they seem to present later and to be less profound in the elderly compared to younger patients thus resulting in a higher rate of misdiagnosis (Bugliosi et al. Ann Emerg Med. 19:1383–1386, 1990; Leuthauser and McVane. Emerg Med Clin North Am. 34:363–375, 2016). A tailore

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Geriatric Decision-Making in the Emergency Department: A Surgeon’s Perspectivehe complicating factors that may influence the decision to operate. This approach does not guarantee a good outcome, but it does guarantee a thoughtful and thorough approach to marrying the right level of intervention to each patient, consistent with her or his clinical condition and, perhaps more importantly, wishes.