Decision Making of Surgical Strategy in Older and/or Frail Persons
Authors:
- Carlo VallicelliCVCarlo Vallicelli
- Bruno AmatoBABruno Amato
- Nicola AveniaNANicola Avenia
- Stefania BrozzettiSBStefania Brozzetti
- Paolo CarcoforoPCPaolo Carcoforo
- Alessandro CoppolaAlessandro Coppola
- Chiara D’aLterioCDChiara D’aLterio
- Alessandro PuzzielloAPAlessandro Puzziello
- Sergio SandrucciSSSergio Sandrucci
- Guido SciaudoneGSGuido Sciaudone
- 1 January 2024
- book chapter
- Published by Springer Nature
- p. 127-150
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