Geriatric Nephrology (Record no. 4231)

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International Standard Book Number 9789400942554
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Personal name Dimitrios G. Oreopoulos
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Title Geriatric Nephrology
Remainder of title The medical, psychosocial, nursing, financial and ethical issues of treating end-stage renal disease in the elderly
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Edition statement illustrated
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Place of publication, distribution, etc. Falcon House, Queen Square, Lancaster LA1 1RN, UK
Name of publisher, distributor, etc. Springer Science & Business Media
Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2012
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Extent 293 pages
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Volume/sequential designation Volume 12 of Developments in Nephrology
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Summary, etc. The year was 1943. As a third-year medical student at Stanford, I was about to witness the beginning of a medical miracle. Dr. Arthur Bloomfield, Professor of Medicine, had selected my patient, a middle aged man, who was dying of acute pneumococcal pneumonia, as one of the first patients to receive miniscule doses (by today's standards) of his meagre supply of a new drug - penicillin. The patient's response amazed everyone especially this impressionable medical student. The rest of the story is history. With one stroke, the introduction of penicillin removed from the medical scene the 'friend of the aged' - lobar pneumonia. The consequences, which no one could have imagined at the time, are still becoming manifest as other 'miracles' such as respirators, artificial kidneys and many potent new antibiotics have come upon the scene. All of us are aware that these miracles have created a variety of new challenges around the states of dying and near dying. We have no easy answers for these problems. Nevertheless as dialysis techniques, especially CAPD, are applied more widely to the treatment of the elderly, the task of helping the patient meet death with dignity becomes increasingly important and vexing because once begun, dialysis is difficult to terminate.
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General subdivision Medical / Nephrology
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General subdivision Medical / Geriatrics
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General subdivision Medical / Clinical Medicine
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General subdivision Medical › Nephrology
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