Titlebook: Cardiovascular Disease in the Elderly; Franz H. Messerli Book 1987Latest edition Springer-Verlag US 1987 cardiology.cardiovascular.heart d

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0166-9842 er the past few decades, and continues to do so, specific age-related disorders are more frequently encountered by the practicing physician, be it by the general practitioner, by the internist, or by a cardiologist. Cardiovascular Disease in the Elderly provides an up-to-date guide to help the physician deal 978-1-4684-9925-4Series ISSN 0166-9842

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Psychological Adaptation to Acute and Chronic Heart Disease,in fact, survive and will then be faced with the prospect of altering their premorbid lifestyle to accommodate their illness. This change in life-style, depending on the severity and complexity of the CHD event, may be reflected in day-to-day work habits, sexual function, social and recreational act

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Ramesh Narayanan,James T. Daltonin fact, survive and will then be faced with the prospect of altering their premorbid lifestyle to accommodate their illness. This change in life-style, depending on the severity and complexity of the CHD event, may be reflected in day-to-day work habits, sexual function, social and recreational act

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-78315-0e in the general adult population, the clinical presentation and required diagnostic evaluation may differ. Age-related changes in cardiac function and in the peripheral vasculature and the more sedentary life-style of the older patient may mask or, conversely, mimic the usual signs of heart failure

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-78315-0l hypertension in patients older than 65 years [2–7]. Several misconceptions may contribute to this disarray. First, arterial pressure increases with age in Westernized populations, and therefore an elevated pressure is thought to be a normal finding in the elderly population. Second, function and p

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