Titlebook: Coronary Bypass Surgery in the Elderly; Ethical, Economical Paul J. Walter Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1995 Bypass

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CANE

Do growing proportions of elderly mean more cardiovascular diseases?xpectancies ever known. Western societies are now faced with larger numbers of these ‘survivors’ than ever before. But is it a clear victory for society to increase the longevity of its people? Or, as some critics might claim, are we merely prolonging life without consideration of its diminished qua

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Isolated CABG in the elderly: Operative results and risk factors over the past three decadesajority of cases [..] and prologation of life in certain patient subsets. With an ageing population, increased safety of surgical procedures, and improvements in post-operative care, coronary artery bypass grafting is being performed on an increasing number of elderly patients .. However, because of

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Combined valve and coronary bypass surgery in the elderlyan operation for a valvular heart disease, more people should undergo combined valve and coronary bypass graft (CABG) surgery, since ischemic heart disease also becomes more frequent with advanced age. Cardiac surgery in the elderly demands an increasing part of limited health care resources. Theref

Choreography

Cardiac surgery in octogenarians: Perioperative results and clinical follow-updication or contraindication of an operation for increasingly older patients. Although advanced age is recognized as a risk factor for death, favourable results have been reported after CABG in patients over 75 and after aortic valve replacement in octogenarians [.-.].

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Coronary artery bypass grafting and use of the LIMA in octogenarianshas risen. For patients with coronary artery disease with ongoing ischemia despite maximal medical therapy, coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) is still the only viable option. Recent reports [.-.] indicate that this intervention for select elderly individuals, who otherwise are in good physical

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Common-Migraine

Who gets bypass surgery — should the doctor, patient or computer decide?ately, it was all conflicting! Subsequent to my father’s successful management, I sought the opinion of 38 of my most experienced consultant physician colleagues (qualified for a mean of 23.1 ± 7.8 years) on the probable outcome of a 74 year old man (i.e. my father) who develops exercise-limiting an

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The economics of treatment choice issue is not whether resources are to be rationed but how, i.e. what criteria should be used to determine who will get treatment, who will be left in pain and discomfort, and who will be left to die humanely and with care from their nearest and dearest carers.

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When does the cost of living exceed the return on our investment?reports have explicitly considered the cost associated with either coronary artery bypass surgery or cardiac valve replacement .. Nonetheless, this has not precluded expression of concern as to the financial implications of cardiac surgery in the elderly.