Biomedical subjects
Publications and source records attributed to L J Mykyta.
It is now common for almost every general practitioner to care for many patients of advanced age. These patients are at the highest risk of developing osteoporosis of falling and sustaining fractures that threaten their independence and their lives. These patients must be managed with the same clinical rigour as any other patient irrespective of their age or their circumstances.
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The methods used by the Rehabilitation Unit of the Repatriation General Hospital, Daw Park, to involve relatives of stroke patients in the rehabilitation process are outlined. The use of group therapy techniques for relatives is described and the issues commonly encountered are discussed. The value of the group meetings for relatives and staff is emphasized.
A preliminary report of the use of methylphenidate and oxprenolo in 24 apathetic physically disabled elderly people is presented. The study was not psychometrically or statistically assessed but was judged by the ability to be discharged from hospital, achieved in 50% of cases, of patients who probably would require to remain in long-stay geriatric beds for the rest of their lives.
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