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  3. Geriatrics

Geriatrics

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  • Association between Muscle Mass and Body Mass Index in Elderly Diabetic Patients Attending Tertiary Care Center in Bangalore, India

    Sowbarnika Palanisami, Vasudha Kulkarni
    96-99
  • Awareness and Practices of Non-Pharmacological Approaches for Management of Hypertension in a Geriatric Population

    Debalina Sahoo, Harshida Gosai, Ujjwal Sahoo, J.M. Harsoda
    53-55
  • This stacked bar chart presents a visual representation of the proportion of available versus missing data for two categories: Application and Program. In the Application category, 418 data points were available, while 406 were missing, indicating that nearly half of the expected information was absent. In the Program category, 795 data points were available, but 956 were missing, showing an even greater proportion of missing information. The chart emphasizes the significant data gaps in both categories, particularly within program-level data, which could impact the accuracy and completeness of any subsequent analyses.

    A Nationwide Evaluation of U.S. Geriatric Fellowship Websites: Assessing Program Information Availability

    Emily C Courtois, Jacob Lahti, Thomas C Varkey, Nimit Agarwal
    154-161
  • Polypharmacy and Outcomes in Elderly Patients with Heart Failure: A Meta-Analysis

    Minahil Akbar, Sandi Assaf
    S250
  • This image shows brain MRI scans in axial, sagittal, and coronal views. A large hyperintense lesion is observed in the right cerebral hemisphere, involving both cortical and subcortical regions, with mass effect and surrounding edema. These findings suggest a space-occupying lesion, such as a high-grade glioma or other intracranial tumor, and require further evaluation.

    The Impact of Social Determinants of Health on the Diagnosis of Anaplastic Oligodendroglioma: A Case Report

    Meghan E. Acheson, Brendan H. Pulsifer, Jorge I. Garcia Peña
    341-344
  • Color-coded circular diagram titled 'The Pupil’s P’s,' illustrating key concepts in geriatric or complex patient care. Each segment represents a different factor beginning with the letter P, such as Pain, Polypharmacy, Pressure Injuries, Psychological Perturbations, and Post-Hospital Plan, arranged in a continuous loop.

    The Pupil’s P’s: An Alliterative Tool and Practical Framework for Managing Older Patients

    Milton Louca, Peter Gonski
    105-109
  • When a Fall Turns Black: Acute Esophageal Necrosis in a Frail Elderly Patient: A Rare Case Report

    Gunjan Malhotra; CHITWANPREET KAUR; Hargun Kaur Malhotra, Ankur Singla

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The International Journal of Medical Students (IJMS) is pleased to invite you to the 2026 World Conference of Medical Student Research (WCMSR), taking place live on July 11 and 12, 2026.

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