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*24500$aBrain and spine surgery in the elderly /$cMoncef Berhouma, Pierre Krolak-Salmon, editors.
*264 1$aCham, Switzerland :$bSpringer,$c2017.
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*500  $aIncludes index.
*504  $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
*50500$gPart 1. Generalities.$g1.$tRapid growth in the elderly population of the world /$rLouis G. Pol --$g2.$tA brief physiology of the aging /$rMoncef Berhouma --$g3.$tNeurological assessment and neurocognitive evaluation of the elderly /$rPierre Krolak-Salmon --$gPart 2.$tNeuroanesthesia and critical care.$g4.$tNeurosurgical anesthesia for the elderly: Is age really just a number? /$rDavid A. Wyler, Elizabeth M. Gabrielli, W. Andrew Kofke --$g5.$tPerioperative neurotoxicity in the elderly; /$rElizabeth M. Gabrielli, Roderic G. Eckenhoff --$g6.$tCentral nervous system infections in the elderly /$rRodrigo Hasbun, Allan R. Tunkel -- Part 3.$tIntracranial tumors.$g7. Intracranial meningiomas in the elderly /$rDavid B. Schul, Chochlidakis Nikos, Chirstianto B. Lumento --$g8. Brain gliomas in the elderly /$rCristina Izquierdo Gracia, Francois Ducray --$g9. Pituitary adenomas /$rPaolo Cappabianca, Chiara Caggiano, Domenico Solari, Karol Migliorati, Waleed A. Azab, Elia Guadagno, Marialaura del Basso de Caro, Emmanuel Jouanneau, Luigi M. Cavallo --$g10.$tVestibular schwannoma surgery in the elderly /$rPhilip Y. Sun, Marina L. Castner, Kathryn M. van Abel, Colin L.W. Driscoll, Michael J. Link --$g11.$tManagement of primary CNS lymphoma in elderly patients /$rAndreas F. Hottinger, Bianca Moura, Francesco Grandoni, Rita de Micheli --$g12.$tManagement of brain metastases: Distinctive features in the elderly /$rMoncef Berhouma --$gPart 4.$tSpinal diseases.$g13.$tDegenerative spine disease /$rChristian Ewald, Albrecht Waschke --$g14.$tSpinal injuries of the elderly /$rChristopher D. Witiw, Laureen D. Hachem, Michael G. Fehlings --$g15.$tExtradural vertebral tumors in the elderly /$rRyan J. Filler, Timothy T. Roberts, Edward C. Benzel --$g16.$tIntramedullary spinal cord tumors /$rRajiv R. Iyer, George I. Jallo --$g17.$tIntradural extramedullary spoinal tumors /$rOwoicho Adogwa, Richard G. Fessler --$g18.$tSpinal infections /$rHideki Nagashima --$gPart 5.$tHead injury.$g19.$tTraumatic brain injury in the elderly /$rVerena Röckelein, Michael Buchfelder, Andrea Kleindienst --$g20.$tChronic subdural haematoma in the elderly /$rEllie Edlmann, Peter J. Hutchinson, Angelos G. Kolias --$gPart 6.$tNeurovascular.$g21. Subarachnoid hemorrhage in the elderly /$rMats Ryttlefors, Per Enblad --$g22.$tSpontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage in the elderly /$rMoncef Berhouma, Timothée Jacquesson, Emmanuel Jouanneau --$g23.$tSwollen middle cerebral artery stroke in the elderly /$rDesmond A. Briown, Eelco F.M. Wijdicks --$gPart 7.$tMiscellaneous.$g24.$tTrigeminal neuralgia in the elderly /$rJonathan Cohen, Hossein Mousavi, Raymond F. Sekula Jr. --$g25.$tHydrocephalus in the elderly: Diagnosis of idiopathic normal /$rAlbert M. Isaacs, Mark G. Hamilton, Michael A. Williams --$g26.$tHydrocephalus in the elderly: Surgical management of idiopathic normal pressure hydrocephalus /$rAlbert M. Isaacs, Michael A. Williams, Mark G. Hamilton --$g27.$tEthics in neurosurgery for the elderly /$rFarshad Nassiri, Mark Bernstein --$tAppendix --$tIndex.
*5050 $aForeword; Geriatric Neurosurgery: A€New Dimension of€Modernity; Preface; About the Editor; Acknowledgments; Contents; Contributors; Part I: Generalities ; 1: Rapid Growth in€the€Elderly Population of€the€World; 1.1 Introduction; 1.2 Changes in€the€Age Structure; 1.3 Trends in€Aging; References; 2: A Brief Physiology of€the€Aging; 2.1 Introduction; 2.2 The Aging Brain; 2.2.1 Structural Changes; 2.2.2 Functional Changes; 2.3 The Aging Spine; References; 3: Neurological Assessment and€Neurocognitive Evaluation of€the€Elderly; 3.1 "Somatic" Neurological Examination.
*5058 $a3.1.1 Gait and€Coordination3.1.2 Muscle Strength, Tone, and€Bulk; 3.1.3 Sensory Function; 3.1.4 Cranial Nerves; 3.2 Cognitive Assessment; 3.2.1 Complaint; 3.2.2 Tracking Tests; 3.2.3 Cognitive Function Declining with€Aging; References; Part II: Neuroanesthesia and€Critical Care; 4: Neurosurgical Anesthesia for€the€Elderly: Is Age Really Just a€Number?; 4.1 Introduction; 4.2 Frailty; 4.3 Physiologic Reserve by Organ System; 4.3.1 Central Nervous System Reserve; 4.3.1.1 Cognitive Reserve; 4.3.1.2 Cerebrovascular Reserve; 4.3.2 Cardiovascular Reserve; 4.3.3 Pulmonary Reserve.
*5058 $a4.3.4 Hepatic, Renal, and€Nutritional Reserve4.3.5 Hematologic Issues; 4.3.6 Musculoskeletal and€Airway Changes; 4.3.7 Endocrine Reserve; 4.3.8 Preoperative Anesthetic Planning; 4.3.9 Anesthesia for€Supratentorial Craniotomy; 4.3.10 Intraoperative Neuromonitoring (IONM); 4.3.11 Anesthesia for€Transsphenoidal Surgery (TSS); 4.3.12 Awake Techniques and€Local Anesthetics; 4.3.13 Anesthesia for€Skull Base Surgery; 4.3.14 Anesthesia for€Spine Surgery; 4.3.15 Anesthesia for€Carotid Artery Surgery; 4.3.16 Anesthesia for€Decompressive Surgery.
*5058 $a4.3.17 Anesthesia in€the€Interventional Radiology Suite4.3.18 Postoperative Pain; References; 5: Perioperative Neurotoxicity in€the€Elderly; 5.1 Introduction; 5.2 Terminology; 5.2.1 Postoperative Delirium; 5.2.2 Postoperative Cognitive Dysfunction; 5.3 The Susceptible Elderly Brain; 5.4 Preclinical Research; 5.4.1 Anesthesia; 5.4.2 Surgery; 5.4.3 Age; 5.4.4 Disease Genes; 5.5 Clinical Research; 5.6 Biomarkers; 5.6.1 Blood and€CSF Biomarkers; 5.6.2 Neuroimaging Biomarkers; 5.6.3 Genetic Biomarkers; 5.7 Mitigating the€Risk of€Postoperative Cognitive Dysfunction.
*5058 $a5.7.1 Neuroprotection5.7.2 Anesthetic Depth; 5.7.3 Choice of€Anesthetic; 5.8 Summary; References; 6: Central Nervous System Infections in€the€Elderly; 6.1 Introduction; 6.2 Community-Acquired Meningitis; 6.3 Bacterial Meningitis; 6.3.1 Community-Acquired Bacterial Meningitis; 6.3.2 Healthcare-Associated Meningitis and€Ventriculitis; 6.4 Clinical Features; 6.5 Diagnosis; 6.6 Management; 6.7 Encephalitis; 6.7.1 Epidemiology and€Etiology; 6.7.1.1 Herpes Viruses; 6.7.1.2 Arboviruses; 6.8 Diagnosis; References; Part III: Intracranial Tumors.
*520  $aThis unique and richly illustrated volume presents the state of the art in the comprehensive management of major neurosurgical diseases in the elderly (aged 65 and over). It explores all of the common neurosurgical pathologies affecting elderly patients, and emphasizes the paramount importance of tailored management strategies for quality of life. It highlights updated techniques for anaesthesia and critical care, as well as minimally invasive neurosurgical methods intended for this specific group of patients. Radiosurgery treatment is also discussed, in particular for brain tumours. In western societies, the proportion of elderly citizens has nearly reached 20%, and shows no signs of slowing down. The management of neurosurgical conditions in this particular population requires specific multidisciplinary strategies. To address this situation, a team of internationally respected contributors accurately describe degenerative and traumatic spinal diseases, which account for the majority of admissions among the elderly, as well as brain tumours and intracranial haemorrhages, aspects that are raising new ethical issues. The book mainly addresses the needs of neurosurgeons and geriatric neurologists, but also neuro-oncologists and neuro-anaesthesists working with elderly patients, as well as students in these disciplines.
*5880 $aOnline resource; title from PDF title page (SpringerLink, viewed March 9, 2017).
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