Neurologic examination of the elderly patient: Signs of normal aging: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 81, No 4

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Aging per se causes changes in the nervous system that must be considered when diagnosing focal neurologic disease in the elderly. Dr Walshe defines the expanded range of neurologic normality in older patients as an aid to distinguishing clearly pathologic signs from those of the natural aging process.

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