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How does age affect craniotomy outcomes?

Studies show an increasing trend of older adults undergoing neurosurgery, highlighting the relevance of the question: How does age affect craniotomy outcomes? While age is a factor, the outcome is not solely determined by one’s years, and modern neurosurgical techniques have made the procedure safer for well-selected elderly patients.

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What are the chances of a 90 year old surviving surgery?

Studies indicate that survival rates for a 90-year-old undergoing surgery differ dramatically depending on the procedure's urgency. Understanding these factors is critical for assessing the chances of a 90 year old surviving surgery and making informed decisions with family and medical teams.

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Is 75 too old for surgery? Age is not the only factor for surgical fitness

According to research published by Johns Hopkins Medicine, the notion that 75 is too old for surgery is outdated. Instead of focusing on chronological age, modern surgical and geriatric care emphasizes a comprehensive assessment of an individual's overall health, cognitive function, and frailty to determine surgical candidacy.

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