Developing postoperative delirium associated with a faster rate of cognitivedecline, says study JAMAInternalMed
Credit: Unsplash/CC0 Public Domainfinds that developing postoperative delirium is associated with a 40% faster rate of cognitive decline over those who do not develop delirium.
causes this faster rate of decline, or is simply a marker of those who are at risk of experiencing faster rates of decline, is still to be determined."surgery
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