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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-93190-1nic medications, greatly complicating their preoperative assessment and anesthesia management. The often daunting task of evaluating the potential interactions of these medications with one another as well as anesthetic medications is further complicated by the large number of inappropriate medications prescribed in this age group.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-58320-9llness are the most complex in ethical deliberation. Although anesthesiologists may confront a variety of ethical issues, such as patient confidentiality, care of Jehovah’s Witnesses, substance abuse, and so forth, this chapter will focus on those issues unique to and more likely to be encountered in the elderly patient.

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Erinnern müssen und Vergessen dürfen, such as cataract surgery or prostate resection, may be performed more frequently in the geriatric patient. Virtually every medical provider will need to have a thorough understanding of the needs, complications, and changes in the elderly. Thus, education in geriatric anesthesia is essential.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-68435-7 different and cognitive morbidity after cardiac surgery is a topic unto itself. We begin with a brief overview of how the brain changes during healthy and pathologic aging because aging of the CNS is a prominent factor in determining susceptibility to cognitive and neurologic morbidity after surgery and anesthesia.

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Teaching Geriatric Anesthesiology to Practitioners, Residents, and Medical Students, such as cataract surgery or prostate resection, may be performed more frequently in the geriatric patient. Virtually every medical provider will need to have a thorough understanding of the needs, complications, and changes in the elderly. Thus, education in geriatric anesthesia is essential.

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Postoperative Central Nervous System Dysfunction different and cognitive morbidity after cardiac surgery is a topic unto itself. We begin with a brief overview of how the brain changes during healthy and pathologic aging because aging of the CNS is a prominent factor in determining susceptibility to cognitive and neurologic morbidity after surgery and anesthesia.

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Erinnerungen Bekenntnisse und Betrachtungenealing are prevalent among older populations and include venous insufficiency and diabetes. Although there are age-related changes to the skin, it has yet to be shown, clinically, that age alone decreases an elderly person’s ability to heal.. A synergistic effect of advanced age and diabetes significantly slows healing..