Titlebook: Handbook of Geriatrics; Steven R. Gambert (Professor of Medicine, Director Book 1987 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1987 age.agi

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Aging and the Cardiovascular System,Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of morbidity and mortality in the elderly.

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Pulmonary Disease in the Elderly,Normal aging is associated with changes in the volumes and mechanics of pulmonary function. Representing one of the most integrated of physiological processes, pulmonary function and reserve are affected by age and further compromised by environmental factors and age-prevalent illnesses.

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Dermatologic Problems in the Elderly,The skin is a heterogeneous organ that undergoes numerous changes with advancing age. Typically, the diminished reserve and functional capacity of the skin does not pose any life-threatening condition. Normal age-related changes, however, may lead to a wide variety of symptomatology as well as a change in cosmetic appearance.

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Nutrition and the Geriatric Patient,Nutritional problems are common in both healthy, community-dwelling elderly and hospitalized and institutionalized geriatric patients.

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Infectious Diseases in the Elderly,Infections are a major cause of morbidity and mortality in the elderly population. The elderly have an increased susceptibility to infection not only because of longer and more frequent periods of hospitalization but also because of the impairment of host defense mechanisms associated with aging.

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Selected Neurological Problems in the Elderly,Neurological disorders are not uncommon in the elderly. Fortunately, recent advances in diagnosis and treatment have reduced both morbidity and mortality associated with these problems. Alterations in the peripheral and central nervous system, however, remain a leading cause of institutionalization and altered life style in the elderly.

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978-0-306-42336-9Springer Science+Business Media New York 1987

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