دانلود کتاب بیماران روان زخم شدید – یک رویکرد یکپارچه

The world’s aging population is rapidly growing, and many older adults will suffer low energy trauma due to falls or accidents. Over the past decade, many initiatives have been developed to improve the management of older adults with such injuries. The two most popular approaches include efforts to improve the aftercare provided by orthopedic trauma surgeons and the interdisciplinary comanagement approach that involves both geriatricians and surgeons. The latter approach has been adopted widely and involves care in the hospital, including medication management, peri-surgical care, and prevention of secondary fractures by standardized protocols. Among these initiatives are Orthogeriatric Management with the Fragility Fracture Network (FFN) and the AO, the Geriatric Trauma Center certification initiative by the German Trauma Association and the German Geriatric Association, and the “Own the Bone” by the American Orthopaedic Association (AOA). This book covers the essential aspects of geriatric fracture management, perioperative care, postoperative ICU management, and follow-up care. Because the number of geriatric (poly-) trauma cases will rise significantly, it includes a new standard operating procedure (SOP) for these and other patients. Outcome differences (compared with younger patients) are explained for major fracture types along with physiological compensation mechanisms, frailty, and nutrition. We hope that this comprehensive text will add to the general knowledge of this important topic.