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The field of colorectal surgery has evolved over the millennia, shaped by the continuous interplay of cultural values, anatomical discoveries, and technological advances. From the ancient Egyptian papyri that detailed anorectal conditions and therapeutic enemas to the empirical innovations of Greek and Roman physicians, the early approach to surgery was curious yet pragmatic. Although classical medicine introdu...
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Background: Postoperative Delirium (POD) is defined as the occurrence of delirium among patients undergoing surgery, being particularly common among the elderly. This study focused on the incidence of POD among elderly patients admitted to a General Surgery ward. Methods: This was a prospective study among elderly patients admitted to a General Surgery ward. Neurologic assessments were carried out among patient...