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Surgical Risk and Operative Management in Geriatric Surgery
The aging population is rapidly increasing the volume and complexity of geriatric surgery, with a growing number of elective and emergency procedures. Older adults may gain substantial benefits from surgery, yet they face higher vulnerability to complications and slower recovery due to reduced physi
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