Recent Approaches in Geriatric Surgery

Öz

Physiological aging creates several risks for biological losses and atypical processes. Surgical interventions may be required to manage these risks. The goals in geriatric surgery are to extend the person's healthy life span, survival time, and quality of life as much as possible. In addition to routine prohibitions, age-modified measures and arrangements should be planned preoperative and postoperative processes of the geriatric surgery in the light of current approaches and scientific guidelines.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• geriatric surgery
• Geriatrics
• elderly

Geriatrik Cerrahide Güncel Yaklaşımlar

Öz

Fizyolojik yaşlanmanın biyolojik kayıplar ve atipik hastalık süreçleri adına yarattığı kimi riskler mevcuttur. Bu risklerin yönetilebilmesi adına cerrahi müdahaleler gerekebilmektedir. Geriatrik cerrahide hedefler kişinin sağlıklı ömür uzunluğunu, hayatta kalma süresini ve yaşam kalitesini olabildiğince uzatmaktır. Geriatrik cerrahi öncesinde, sırasında ve sonrasında diğer yaş gruplarında alınan önlemlere ek olarak planlanması gereken tedbirler ve düzenlemelerin güncel yaklaşımlar ve bilimsel kılavuzlar ışığında incelenmesi gerekmektedir.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Geriatri
• geriatrik cerrahi
• yaşlı

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