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The musculoskeletal system,Ageing is accompanied by loss of bone from the skeleton; the atrophy of bone corresponds to atrophy of other tissues which occurs with increasing age.

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Ageing,ugh some useful generalizations may be made about the ageing process and the differences in disease presentation and management of the older patient, it is a mistake to regard the elderly as a homogeneous group. Indeed, variations between individuals tend to increase with age.

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Special features of disease in old age,or growth are the most readily apparent, whereas in later life the changes associated with involution or atrophy of the tissues predominate. Many of the special features of disease in old age are consequences of the structural and functional alterations which occur in the body in senescence.