Titlebook: Geriatric Emergency Medicine; Christian Nickel,Abdelouahab Bellou,Simon Conroy Book 2018 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 201

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C. L. Weber (Geb. Regierungsrat)nd functional ability to cope with the acute condition, is therefore crucial in older ED patients for optimizing therapeutic options and anticipating treatment adverse effects. Ethical consideration and whether the patient has an advanced directive, health-care power of attorney, or living will on a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-40237-5n of appropriate management was proven to improve the outcomes in patients with sepsis including older patients, but stronger evidences are still needed in this specific population. Time is critical, and the treatment must be started as soon as a diagnosis of infection and sepsis is suspected..Besid

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ts in emergency medicine and geriatrics,?not only presents the state of the art?in the care of this population but also?underlines the increasing need for adequate?training and development in the field..978-3-319-79271-2978-3-319-19318-2

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-08477-8r with the management of abdominal pain in older patients in the ED and should be able to establish the differential diagnosis. In this chapter, the epidemiology of acute abdominal pain, the current diagnostic approach in the ED, and the specific geriatric approach will be reviewed.

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