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9780192628305

Oxford Textbook of Geriatric Medicine

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    9780192628305

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    0192628305

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2000-06-01
  • Publisher: Oxford University Press
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Summary

This new edition of the Oxford Textbook of Geriatric Medicine substantially improves on its predecessor. It is the definitive international reference book on an emerging and inescapable medical discipline. There are three new international editors, and many new contributors. Whereas the firstedition was designed to complement general textbooks of medicine, this edition stands alone as a reference on all aspects of the medical care of older persons. There is more detailed clinical information on every disease, and this information is given with reference to the changes that take placewith ageing, and the resultant appropriate guidance on management and prevention in older patients. There are major sections on common problems in older patients such as incontinence, falls, and delirium. The coverage of ethics, outcomes, legal issues, long-term institutional care, communication,the provision of services, community-orientated support services, and the contribution of non-medical specialists to theory and practice in the care of older persons has been strengthened. There are outstanding new sections on autonomic dysfunction, nutrition, back pain, measurement of quality of life, healthy life-expectancy, arterial disease, failure to thrive, sexuality, perioperative care, and special problems such as elder abuse and driving. There is also a section on usefulinformation, containing various tests and scales. The sections on stroke, memory, cardiovascular disease, the respiratory system, nephrology and the genitourinary system, and neurology and psychiatry, have been substantially revised and updated. The need to balance, for the individual patient, the potential for benefit from modern technology, with risks of ill-effects is central to the practice of medicine in an ageing society. Fortunately, there is a growing literature with evidence for the appropriate management of older persons. Thecontributors give clear guidance on management, based on a review of the available evidence and emphasizing where these data are limited; and all chapters have been edited by clinicians actively involved in the day-to-day problems of older people. The Oxford Textbook of Geriatric Medicine has an international perspective, with specialist contributors from nine countries. It will provide every physician involved in the care of older patients with a comprehensive resource on all the clinical problems they are likely to encounter, as well as onrelated psychological, philosophical, and social issues.

Table of Contents

List of Contributors
xi
Preface to the first edition xv
Preface to the second edition xv
Foreword xvi
Introduction 1(6)
John Grimley Evans
Section 1 The ageing of populations and communities
Demography of older populations in developed countries
7(13)
Kevin Kinsella
Richard Suzman
Jean-Marie Robine
George Myers
Social aspects of ageing
20(6)
Daniel O. Clark
Population ageing in developing countries: demographic aspects
26(9)
Alexandre Kalache
Ingrid Keller
Section 2 Biological aspects of ageing
Biological origins of ageing
35(7)
Thomas B.L. Kirkwood
Biological mechanisms of ageing
42(13)
George M. Martin
Section 3 Infections
Epidemiology of infectious diseases
55(9)
Ann R. Falsey
Infection control
64(4)
J.-P. Michel
M. Lutters
N. Vogt
K.H. Krause
Immunity and ageing
68(12)
Jacques J. Proust
Immunization
80(11)
Janet E. McElhaney
Section 4 Injuries
The epidemiology of proximal femoral fracture
91(7)
John Grimley Evans
Injury in old age
98(5)
John E. Clague
Michael A. Horan
Pressure ulcers
103(8)
W.O. Seiler
Hannes B. Stahelin
Falls and syncope
111(14)
R.A. Kenny
Section 5 Clinical pharmacology and ageing 125(312)
B. Robert Meyer
Section 6 Nutrition and ageing
Nutrition and ageing
139(12)
David A. Lipschitz
Vitamins
151(7)
Hannes B. Stahelin
Anorexia of ageing
158(13)
Hosam K. Kamel
John E. Morley
Section 7 Endocrine and metabolic disorders
Disorders of the thyroid gland
171(9)
Paul J. Davis
Paul R. Katz
Hypo- and hypercalcaemia
180(9)
Lawrence G. Raisz
Carol C. Pilbeam
The postmenopausal woman
189(13)
S. Mitchell Harman
Marc R. Blackman
The hypothalamic-pituitary axes
202(8)
S. Mitchell Harman
Marc R. Blackman
Diabetes
210(11)
G.S. Meneilly
Section 8 Gastroenterology
Oral health and disease
221(23)
Michele J. Saunders
Dysphagia
244(6)
Pam Enderby
Disorders of the oesophagus
250(20)
Richard Curless
Disease of the stomach
270(8)
Makau Lee
Management of gastrointestinal haemorrhage
278(7)
J.D. Shearman
D.P. Jewell
Diseases of the small intestine and pancreas
285(15)
John R. Saltzman
Nicholas Karamitsios
Colonic diseases
300(11)
William D. Chey
William Y. Chey
Hepatobiliary disease
311(12)
Mujtaba Hasan
Ken Woodhouse
Section 9 Cardiovascular disorders
Cardiovascular disorders
323(20)
Edward G. Lakatta
Gary-Gerstenblith
Peripheral arterial disease
343(5)
Linda Hands
Aneurysmal disease
348(5)
Linda Hands
Venous diseases
353(6)
Alain Franco
Jean-Luc Bosson
Carole Woodward
Hypertension
359(8)
C. Rajkumar
C.J. Bulpitt
Cardiac arrhythmias
367(13)
W.P. Orr
Y. Bashir
Atrial fibrillation and anticoagulation
380(6)
J.P. Emeriau
S. Richard Hartson
N. Salles Montaudon
Cardiovascular disease risk factors
386(8)
Kay-Tee Khaw
Myocardial infarction
394(8)
Gaetano Crepaldi
Roldano Scognamiglio
Angina
402(6)
G. Hart
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
408(9)
J.W. Sear
Heart failure
417(11)
Christian Swinne
Infective endocarditis
428(9)
Raymond Auckenthaler
Section 10 Cancer: an overview 437(276)
W. Bradford Patterson
Paul Calabresi
Section 11 Stroke
The epidemiology of stroke
451(4)
Haruko Yamamoto
Julien Bogousslavsky
The prevention of stroke
455(7)
Nawab Qizilbash
John Grimley Evans
Pathology of stroke
462(7)
Nigel M. Hyman
Care for the patient with stroke
469(14)
John Grimley Evans
Section 12 The ageing respiratory system
Age-associated changes in pulmonary reserve
483(15)
Bruce D. Johnson
Respiratory infections
498(10)
Joseph M. Mylotte
David W. Bentley
Asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
508(14)
Sarah Keir
Lindsey Dow
Pulmonary embolism
522(10)
Arnaud Perrier
Catherine Goehring
Alain Junod
Tuberculosis
532(13)
Shobita Rajagopalan
Thomas T. Yoshikawa
Section 13 Joints and connective tissue
Management of rheumatoid arthritis
545(13)
Evan Calkins
John D. Reinhard
Back pain
558(8)
Nortin M. Hadler
Osteoarthritis
566(9)
Lyn Williamson
Paul Wordsworth
Gout and other crystal arthropathies
575(5)
J.T. Scott
Polymalgia and giant cell arteritis
580(5)
John H. Klippel
Thurayya Arayssi
Connective tissue disorders
585(8)
John H. Klippel
Thurayya Arayssi
Soft tissue rheumatism
593(9)
Thurayya Arayssi
John H. Klippel
Foot problems
602(15)
Arthur E. Helfand
Section 14 Disorders of the skeleton
Involutional osteoporosis
617(9)
S. Khosla
L. Joseph Melton III
B. Lawrence Riggs
Osteomalacia
626(6)
Carol C. Pilbeam
Lawrence G. Raisz
Paget's disease of bone
632(6)
Ronald C. Hamdy
Infections of bone
638(9)
Vinod K. Dhawan
Thomas T. Yoshikawa
Section 15 Nephrology and the genitourinary system
Disorders of fluid and electrolyte balance
647(7)
Eric L. Knight
Kenneth L. Minaker
Renal disease
654(10)
Terry Feest
Bladder structure and function
664(13)
Alison F. Brading
Kossen M.T. Ho
Urinary incontinence
677(13)
Catherine E. DuBeau
Benign prostatic disease
690(10)
Roger C.L. Feneley
Andrea M. Cannon
Urinary tract infection
700(13)
Lindsay E. Nicolle
Section 16 Disorders of the blood 713(8)
Harvey Jay Cohen
Section 17 Skin disease 721(316)
Arthur K. Balin
Section 18 Neurology and psychology
Examination of the nervous system
741(7)
Jonathan P. Willmer
Sleep disorders
748(16)
Donald L. Bliwise
Subdural haematoma
764(5)
Andrew J. Martin
John R. Bartlett
Epilepsy and epileptic seizures
769(12)
Raymond Tallis
Parkinson's disease and related disorders
781(8)
Barry J. Snow
Motor neurone disease (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis)
789(8)
Andrew Eisen
Peripheral neuropathy
797(6)
Pierre Bouche
Intracranial tumours
803(4)
Gordon K. Wilcock
Intracranial abscess
807(5)
Peter Heywood
Meningitis and encephalitis
812(11)
Norman L. Pflaster
John C. M. Brust
Mobility disorders---how to evaluate and treat the effects of age and disease
823(10)
Joy Antonelle deMarcaida
Leslie Wolfson
Autonomic dysfunction
833(19)
Christopher J. Mathias
Temperature homeostasis
852(5)
Kenneth J. Collins
Hypothermia
857(36)
Peter J. Murphy
Vision
The eye and senescence
863(11)
Robert A. Weale
Visual perception and cognition
874(7)
Robert Sekuler
Allison B. Sekuler
Poor vision
881(12)
Eleanor E. Faye
Disorders of hearing
893(6)
A. Julianna Gulya
Impairments of taste and smell
899(7)
Susan S. Schiffman
Memory and ageing
906(11)
Lars Backman
Brent J. Small
Maria Larsson
Cognition
917(5)
Peter V. Rabins
Dementia
922(10)
Robert P. Friedland
Gordon K. Wilcock
Disordered levels of consciousness and acute confusional states
932(6)
Kenneth Rockwood
Head injury
938(9)
G. P. Malcolm
Headaches and facial pain
947(3)
James Howe
Dizziness
950(13)
W.J. MacLennan
Section 19 Voluntary muscle
Strength and power
963(5)
Stephen D. R. Harridge
Archie Young
Aerobic exercise
968(4)
Katie E. Malbut-Shennan
Carolyn A. Greig
Archie Young
Muscle as a dynamic metabolic store
972(7)
Richard D. Griffiths
Eric A. Newsholme
Archie Young
Muscle disease
979(8)
Archie Young
Section 20 Psychiatric aspects of the medicine of later life
Depression
987(13)
Robert C. Baldwin
Anxiety, paranoid, and manic disorders
1000(8)
Kenneth I. Shulman
Alcoholism
1008(14)
Thomas P. Beresford
Providing care for elderly people who exhibit disturbing behaviour
1022(7)
Terry Fulmer
Graham J. McDougall
Ivo L. Abraham
Rachel Wilson
Sexual activity
1029(8)
John M. Kellett
Section 21 Perioperative assessment and management 1037(14)
Diane G. Snustad
Richard W. Lindsay
Section 22 Legal and ethical issues in geriatric medicine 1051(86)
Heather MacDonald
Charles Weijer
Peter Singer
Section 23 Services
Principles of care
1065(3)
John Grimley Evans
Institutional care
1068(8)
Gabriel Gold
Vincent Marchello
The geriatric day hospital
1076(6)
Irene D. Turpie
Stroke units
1082(8)
Peter Langhorne
Memory disorders clinics
1090(7)
Gorden K. Wilcock
Home care: issues and innovations
1097(7)
Bruce Leff
Knight Steel
Intensive care units
1104(9)
Barry J. Goldlist
Symptom management and palliative care
1113(13)
Mary J. Baines
Nigel P. Sykes
Health promotion, screening, and surveillance
1126(11)
Christopher Patternson
Section 24 Exercise and lifestyle 1137(10)
Sarah E. Lamb
Section 25 Assessing quality of life 1147(62)
Ray Fitzpatrick
Claire Davey
Section 26 Special problems
Driving and mobility
1157(7)
Desmond O'Neill
Elder mistreatment
1164(6)
Dorrie E. Rosenblatt
Mark S. Lachs
Failure to thrive
1170(5)
B. Lynn Beattie
Jason Francoeur
Consequences of immobility
1175(5)
W.O. Seiler
Frailty
1180(29)
Gary Naglie
Section 27 Useful information
Index 1209

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