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Hyperhomocysteinemia in Advanced Age
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine, 2001Nutritional deficiency does not fit the view of life in an affluent society and in fact typical diseases resulting from a deficiency of vitamins are actually a rarity. On the other hand, elderly people must be regarded as an essential risk group for vitamin deficiency because of various influence factors. The frequency of lowered vitamin concentrations
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Electrocardiogeriatrics: ECG in advanced age
Journal of Electrocardiology, 2017The electrocardiogram (ECG) presents substantial changes associated with aging. In fact, the likelihood of having a "normal" ECG decreases with age. The most common findings are left ventricular hypertrophy pattern, leftward axis deviation and QRS widening. Interatrial block (IAB) is frequently present, mainly partial IAB.
Lourdes Vicent, Manuel Martínez-Sellés
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Sexual Function with Advancing Age
Medical Clinics of North America, 1989Impotence occurs commonly with advancing age. Approximately one half of impotent males over 50 years of age have a vascular cause for their impotence. Vascular impotence is often the harbinger of vascular disease in other organs of the body. Hypogonadism occurs in up to one fourth of older men. The relationship of hypogonadism to impotence is uncertain.
J E, Morley, F E, Kaiser
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A Study of Hearing in Advanced Age
Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1961Bunch 1 was the first investigator to demonstrate quantitatively the progressive diminution of hearing acuity for pure tones, particularly of the high frequencies, as a function of age. Later studies 2-3 confirmed his findings. As a result of this research, the American Standards Association 4 established curves of average hearing level for men and for
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Epilepsy in Middle or Advanced Age
Psychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences, 1981Abstract: A clinical study was made on 66 middle‐aged and elderly epileptic patients. They were divided for the purpose of study into three groups according to the onset stage. The findings briefly are as follows: 1) about 65% of the patients developed epilepsy when they were over 20 years old, 2) patients over middle age with epilepsy showed a high ...
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Advances in age pigment research
Archives of Gerontology and Geriatrics, 1991Although it is presently accepted that lipofuscin (age-pigment) is the end product of the physiological decay of the cells' own constituents, the intimate mechanisms involved in its formation are largely unknown. The advances in the field of lipofuscinogenesis have been relatively slow, mainly due to the persistent confusion between the naturally ...
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Advances in forensic age estimation
Forensic Science, Medicine, and Pathology, 2011The ability to assign accurate age estimates to human remains and living individuals is becoming an increasingly important element of forensic practice. In mass fatality events, where many people lose their lives and are often unable to be visually identified, being able to separate individuals based on their age as determined by skeletal and/or dental
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Rhinoplasty with Advancing Age
Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 1996Rod J. Rohrich, Larry H. Hollier
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Aggressive Hypertension Management in Patients of Advancing and Advanced Age
Southern Medical Journal, 2005Many older patients are not being aggressively managed for hypertension. Healthcare providers are often hesitant to start or even aggressively titrate antihypertensive medication, especially in the aged. Multiple studies have demonstrated that morbidity and mortality can be significantly reduced by appropriate intervention in all age groups.
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A study of hearing in advanced age
The Laryngoscope, 1963I, KIRIKAE, T, SATO, T, SHITARA
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