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Christine A. Halverson,Mark S. Ackermanributors provide a unique point of view.Geriatric Trauma and Critical Care. provides a multidisciplinary overview of the assessment and management of the elderly patient presenting with surgical pathology. By utilizing current literature and evidence-based resources, the textbook elucidates the uniq

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Mark S. Ackerman,Leysia Palenrt of the aging process. Frailty is considered to be one of the geriatric syndromes, meaning that it is multifactorial, is linked to aging, and can have a variety of clinical outcomes and effects. In the most popular validated conceptual model, often referred to as the “frailty phenotype,” frailty i

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Paul P. Maglio,Eser Kandogan,Eben Habertual function in the elderly. Neurofibrillary change restricted to the medial temporal lobes and hippocampus is remarkably common in the older human brain; however, when this change occurs in neurons of the neocortex there is usually an association with some degree of impairment in intellectual and

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Wanda J. Orlikowskild age as “atrophic” and noted that although the lung collapsed on opening the chest, it no longer had elasticity so that, when prodded with a finger, the dimple smoothed itself out slowly. The lungs in old age are lighter and fluffier than in youth and although the architecture is intact, inspectio