July 1, 2013
Guidelines addressing preoperative assessment of geriatric patients aim to enhance outcomes
The number of elderly people in the US is on the rise, and so is the number of older patients having surgery. However, while advances in technology and techniques may make surgery more feasible for those age 65 and older, ensuring successful outcomes for this cohort is challenging.
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