Titlebook: Metabolic and Endocrine Problems in the Elderly; W. J. MacLennan,N. R. Peden Book 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989 aging.assess

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The Clinical Assessment of Endocrine Disorders in the Elderly,mportant. The many biochemical tests now available should be used with economy and acumen. Clinicians dealing with old people have the additional problems that the history may be long and rambling, that deafness, dysarthria or dysphasia may block communication, and that weariness in the patient, or

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Thyroid Disease,effective in reducing disability, it is important that the condition should not be missed. In old age, unfortunately, the signs and symptoms of thyroid disease are masked so that reliance cannot be placed on clinical judgement alone, and all elderly people showing signs of recent but gradual mental

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Diabetes Mellitus: Management,dent (NIDD) patients. There also is the issue of the extent to which the prevention of long-term complications should outweigh immediate convenience in patients with a limited life expectancy. Consideration also has to be given to the effects which ageing and disease have upon the metabolism, excret

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Gonadal and Sexual Function, but a wide range of other physiological processes including resistance to infection, control of micturition, lipid metabolism, mood and bone formation (Sarles and Bremner 1982). Changes in men are less dramatic and more varied, but nonetheless important. A caveat is that hormonal function is just o

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Pituitary and Adrenal Disorders,e clinical problems of the elderly, and to the fact that the features of pituitary dysfunction may be difficult to distinguish from those of ageing. More careful scrutiny has revealed that they do occur, but that the effects of ageing and multiple pathology often modify their presentation.

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