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  • Book
    editors, Roger A. Fielding, Cornel Sieber, Bruno Vellas.
    Contents:
    Connecting age-related biological decline to frailty and late-life vulnerability / J.D. Walston
    Cellular senescence and the biology of aging, disease, and frailty / N.K. LeBrasseur, T. Tchkonia, J.L. Kirkland
    The role of genome instability in frailty : mitochondria versus nucleus / A.Y. Seo, C. Leeuwenburgh
    Determinants of frailty and longevity : are they the same ones? / L. Rodrguez Maas
    A summary of the biological basis of frailty / R.A. Fielding
    Psychological frailty in the aging patient / L.J. Fitten
    Frailty clinical phenotype : a physical and cognitive point of view / M. Aubertin-Leheudre, A.J. Woods, S. Anton, R. Cohen, M. Pahor
    Overlaps between frailty and sarcopenia definitions / T. Cederholm
    Recovery after hip fracture : interventions and their timing to address deficits and desired outcomes : evidence from the Baltimore hip studies / J. Magaziner, N. Chiles, D. Orwig
    Physical exercise as therapy for frailty / L.E. Aguirre, D.T. Villareal
    Implementing frailty in clinical practice / M. Cesari, B. Vellas
    Implementing frailty into clinical practice for older adults at risk of dependency / B. Vellas.
    Digital Access Karger 2015
  • Book
    editor, Helmut K. Mangold ; editors-in-chief, Gunter Zweig, Joseph Sherma.
    Print c1984
  • Article
    Huber Z.
    Neurol Neurochir Pol. 1977 Jan-Feb;11(1):35-40.
    On the basis of an analysis of experiences in 25 years of health care of epileptic patients in the Great Poland region the author discusses the mean elements of outpatient health care and resocialization treatment which include the classification concept and the therapeutic system. The author describes a schema of selective treatment in various clinical syndromes, results of conservative and surgical treatment, prophylactic management and most frequent sociomedical problems. The schema is outlined in form of theses with a list of papers in which they had been discussed in more detail. Conclusions have been put forward for further organization of treatment of epileptic patients.
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