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Cholecystitis in the Elderly Patient
Postgraduate Medicine, 1964Chronic cholecystitis, with cholelithiasis and choledocholithiasis, and acute cholecystitis occur more frequently in elderly persons than in younger ones. Because of the serious and often fatal complications which these conditions cause, cholecystectomy should be advised for chronic cholecystitis with stones whenever the condition exists.
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Journal of Infusion Nursing, 2003
As the baby-boom generation turn age 65, it is important that nurses are informed about the unique problems of the elderly patient, particularly because the elderly represent the highest percentage of clients in hospitals, homecare, and long-term and subacute nursing facilities. Infusion nurses, particularly those in homecare, are in a pivotal position
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As the baby-boom generation turn age 65, it is important that nurses are informed about the unique problems of the elderly patient, particularly because the elderly represent the highest percentage of clients in hospitals, homecare, and long-term and subacute nursing facilities. Infusion nurses, particularly those in homecare, are in a pivotal position
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Relocating Elderly Patients [PDF]
Psychiatric Services, 1989 Peter A. Lichtenberg, Alberta McGrogan
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Dysphagia in the Elderly Patient
Journal of the American Medical Directors Association, 2002Abbasi J. Akhtar +2 more
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Neurolysis in Elderly Patients
Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1971Jack Levine, Morton Spinner
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