Titlebook: Colorectal Cancer in the Elderly; Kok-Yang Tan Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013 Colorectal Surgery.Geriatric patients.Pal

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Simulation for Participatory Educationty regarding the use of adjuvant chemotherapy in the elderly patient with stage III colon cancer. Additionally, this review will also examine the potential implications of treatment dose reduction, premature treatment stoppage, role of adjuvant chemotherapy for stage II disease, and the strategy of choosing the right patient and regimen.

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Book 2013t form, and numerous informative figures and tables are also included. The authors are surgeons, physicians, anesthetists, geriatricians, oncologists, and allied health professionals with extensive experience in the field..

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Nursing Care of the Elderly Surgical Patients,s. Consistency in provision of quality nursing care promotes the comfort and assurance that enhances the post-operative recovery. This chapter discusses the essential nursing considerations for this unique group of geriatric surgical patients.

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of perioperative care of geriatric patients, which combines .As the population ages, clinicians are facing an increasing number of elderly patients with colorectal cancer. These patients pose unique challenges as they have more comorbidities and lower functional reserves. In addition, the treatment

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Saurabh Mittal,Douglas Flournoyventions, and personal narratives are presented. Psychosocial preparation can be profoundly empowering to patients and their families by inviting them to take the psychosocial preparation process into their own hands and become more involved in the process.

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Public Policy Inquiry and Simulations,ment, but also more susceptible to psychiatric affliction such as depression. Palliative care of these patients not only aims to relieve their physical, psychological, and spiritual suffering, but also that of their families.

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Psychosocial Considerations Prior to Surgery,ventions, and personal narratives are presented. Psychosocial preparation can be profoundly empowering to patients and their families by inviting them to take the psychosocial preparation process into their own hands and become more involved in the process.