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Les sujets âgés: particularités physiologiques et cliniques

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Cancer du sujet âgé

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Le vieillissement est un processus multifactoriel, hétérogène. Les modifications anatomiques, physiologiques et fonctionnelles liées au vieillissement dit intrinsèque sont donc très variables d’un tissu à l’autre, d’un organe à l’autre, d’un individu à l’autre. Les résultats d’études de modèles animaux de vieillissement suggèrent que ces modifications sont peu importantes par rapport à celles induites par les maladies liées au vieillissement. En voici quelques exemples.

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    Muriel Rainfray

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Rainfray, M. (2007). Les sujets âgés: particularités physiologiques et cliniques. In: Morère, JF., Rainfray, M. (eds) Cancer du sujet âgé. Oncologie pratique. Springer, Paris. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-2-287-48618-0_1

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