Titlebook: Geriatric Trauma and Acute Care Surgery; Aurelio Rodriguez,Robert. D Barraco,Rao R. Ivatury Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG

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Why This Book and Why Now? A Rationale and Systems Impact for Geriatric Trauma and Acute Care Surgerthis is occurring without adequate systems in place to meet the need of the complex elderly patient. This chapter addresses the overarching rationale for this book and the impact on the healthcare and trauma systems in response to this growth.

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General Evaluation, Risk Management, and Goals of Careproaches to general evaluation, risk management, and goals of care. We describe herein the general evaluation, risk management, and goals of care of geriatric trauma given the complexities present in this age group. These complexities include age-related changes, chronic diseases, polypharmacy, as w

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Prehospital Care but for the purpose of this chapter, the term geriatric is defined as individuals who are ≥65 years old. Our general population of baby boomers is living longer and are relatively healthier than their counterparts a generation ago, resulting in a rapid increase in both the number and percentage of

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The Role of the Emergency Physician for Injured Geriatric Patient Care in the EDonger, more active, and subsequently at more of a risk to suffer from a traumatic injury. This means that more older persons are at risk to fall down and fracture a hip and suffer from a subdural hematoma and more at risk to be struck in a crosswalk and suffer from multiple trauma. Injuries in the g

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Geriatric Concussionsng population is enjoying a level of freedom and independence not realized by previous generations due to advances in healthcare as well as rapid growth of social support organizations and assisted living communities. The geriatric population (people aged 65 and older) comprises approximately 12% of

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Neuro Critical Careplinary treatment teams. Falls are the most common cause of traumatic brain injury in this patient population, and comorbidities such as atherosclerotic disease and hypertension lead to ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke. Multiple studies have shown that age is an independent risk factor for worsened n

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Geriatric Cervical Spinal Trauma: History, Presentation, and Treatmentwell as the acute traumatic injuries that these changes may cause [1]. Specifically, this population is more susceptible to low-energy trauma in the form of standing or seated falls that may cause trauma of the cervical spine [31, 32, 33, 34, 36]. This chapter specifically focuses on the predisposit

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Geriatric Hip Fracturessses multiple different fracture patterns, including femoral neck fractures, intertrochanteric hip fractures, and subtrochanteric hip fractures. This chapter delineates the key factors in management of hip fractures in the elderly, including fracture classification, medical and surgical management,