23
January
2009
2009
How Old is Too Old For Surgery Debate
deVere White, an UC Davis urologist, who conducted a research study regarding octogenarians and surgery, said: “I think you could absolutely argue that putting anyone through the surgery and recovery for three months of extra life when you’re 80 years old is not worth it for the patient.” Is he taking into effect that 3 months may matter to a family who wants their parent or grandparent to live long enough for an important milestone in their life? What do you think? You can read the full article about how old is too old for surgery.
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