Surgical Recovery Slower in Older Adults Than Anticipated, Emphasising Better Planning Needs

23 April 2026

A new study led by researchers at the University of Toronto reveals that recovery after surgery in older adults often takes significantly longer than expected.…

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Study: Surgery for Hip Fractures Linked to Longer Life in People with Dementia

25 June 2024

The decision-making process for individuals with dementia contemplating surgery is multifaceted, influenced not only by cognitive limitations but also by the critical role of post-operative…

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High prevalence of hip osteoarthritis in elderly individuals with spinal deformities

8 June 2024

One-third of patients who undergo surgery for adult spinal deformity (ASD) also suffer from severe osteoarthritis (OA) of the hip, which correlates with poorer spinal…

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The likelihood of rehospitalisation following surgery is significantly elevated among elderly Americans

25 March 2024

A recent investigation by Yale University has uncovered that elderly Americans face a heightened likelihood of being readmitted to the hospital within 180 days following…

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Concerns over expenses, time away from employment, and COVID-19 deterred some older adults from undergoing surgical procedures

22 March 2024

Recent research highlights that the decision-making process for older adults regarding elective surgery encompasses far more than the anticipated pain and recovery time. A significant…

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