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Osseointegration in the elderly
Aging Clinical and Experimental Research, 2013Osseointegration is a term that refers to the formation of a direct interface between an implant and bone without intervening soft tissue. Cementless femoral fixation in total hip arthroplasty is dependent on mechanical and biological factors that affect implant stability and long-term outcome.
G, Piarulli, A, Rossi, G, Zatti
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Psychopharmacology for the elderly
Progress in Neuro-Psychopharmacology, 1981Abstract 1. 1. The use of tricyclic antidepressant agents in the elderly is limited by their anticholinergic and cardiovascular action. Newer compounds, such as mianserin, maprotiline and trazadone may provide advantages in this respect. 2. 2.
W M, Petrie, T A, Ban
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Current Hypertension Reports, 2004
High blood pressure, once believed to represent a normal and progressive component of the aging process, is now recognized as a manifestation of structural and physiologic abnormalities of aortic function. Elevated systolic blood pressure and increased pulse pressure unquestionably increase the risk of both fatal and nonfatal cardiovascular events ...
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High blood pressure, once believed to represent a normal and progressive component of the aging process, is now recognized as a manifestation of structural and physiologic abnormalities of aortic function. Elevated systolic blood pressure and increased pulse pressure unquestionably increase the risk of both fatal and nonfatal cardiovascular events ...
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Age and Ageing, 1983
A study of hyponatraemia in the in-patients of a Geriatric Department during a 10-month period showed that 77 patients (11.3%) had plasma sodium concentrations below 130 mmol/l. Thirty-one patients (4.5%) had severe hyponatraemia of less than 125 mmol/l.
S G, Sunderam, G D, Mankikar
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A study of hyponatraemia in the in-patients of a Geriatric Department during a 10-month period showed that 77 patients (11.3%) had plasma sodium concentrations below 130 mmol/l. Thirty-one patients (4.5%) had severe hyponatraemia of less than 125 mmol/l.
S G, Sunderam, G D, Mankikar
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The elderly as caregivers of the elderly
Holistic Nursing Practice, 1992E M, Baines, F M, Oglesby
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1983
Syncope is a common, potentially dangerous manifestation of transient cerebral dysfunction that often remains unexplained despite medical evaluation. In elderly persons the cause of syncope depends on the accumulation of several age- and disease-related abnormalities that impair adaptation to minor physiologic stresses not ordinarily expected to ...
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Syncope is a common, potentially dangerous manifestation of transient cerebral dysfunction that often remains unexplained despite medical evaluation. In elderly persons the cause of syncope depends on the accumulation of several age- and disease-related abnormalities that impair adaptation to minor physiologic stresses not ordinarily expected to ...
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Drugs & Aging, 1998
The most common source of dietary caffeine among the elderly is coffee, with consumption averaging about 200 mg/day. Because of the greater proportion of adipose tissue to lean body mass in older humans, and because caffeine is distributed essentially only through lean body mass, a dose of caffeine expressed as mg/kg total bodyweight may result in a ...
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The most common source of dietary caffeine among the elderly is coffee, with consumption averaging about 200 mg/day. Because of the greater proportion of adipose tissue to lean body mass in older humans, and because caffeine is distributed essentially only through lean body mass, a dose of caffeine expressed as mg/kg total bodyweight may result in a ...
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2012
Analytical philosophy has not shied away from such a big question as what a just society would look like, how it would be organized. Sometimes a particular segment of society, or a specific dimension is singled out—often in response to a perceived lacuna—as in work on gender justice or justice and the family (e.g. Kirp et al. 1986; Robeyns 2007).
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Analytical philosophy has not shied away from such a big question as what a just society would look like, how it would be organized. Sometimes a particular segment of society, or a specific dimension is singled out—often in response to a perceived lacuna—as in work on gender justice or justice and the family (e.g. Kirp et al. 1986; Robeyns 2007).
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