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Cardiovascular Physiologycardiovascular physiology and changes in normal aging are paramount to the physician caring for the older injured adult. This chapter covers the effects of ventricular hypertrophy and vascular stiffening on the function of the cardiovascular system. Physiologic changes such as decreased intrinsic he