Emergency general surgery in the geriatric patient
British journal of surgery2015Vol. 103(2), pp. e52–e61
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Abstract
Emergency general surgery in the geriatric patient needs a tailored approach to improve outcomes and avoid futile care. Although some high-quality studies exist in related fields, the overall evidence base informing perioperative acute care for the elderly remains limited.
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