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Does surgery increase the risk of dementia? Understanding the cognitive risks

Research indicates that up to 10% of older adults undergoing major noncardiac surgery experience long-term cognitive decline. This statistic naturally leads to a critical question: does surgery increase the risk of dementia? A definitive answer is complex, involving multiple interacting factors, including inflammation and individual vulnerability.

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Is it safe for a 92 year old to have surgery? What to Consider

While age increases surgical risk, health status and frailty are far more significant predictors of outcomes. Navigating the question, **is it safe for a 92 year old to have surgery?**, requires a comprehensive evaluation beyond just chronological age.

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