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U of I Researcher Pioneers Breakthroughs to Prevent Post-Surgical Cognitive Impairment


U of I Researcher Pioneers Breakthroughs to Prevent Post-Surgical Cognitive Impairment

CHAMPAIGN-URBANA, Ill. (WCIA) — As we age, our brains become susceptible to cognitive challenges, particularly after surgery. Research indicates that among individuals over 60, approximately 10% experience issues with learning, memory, and executive functions post-operation. Dr. Grace Lyu from the University of Illinois’s College of Veterinary Medicine and the Department of Comparative Biosciences is dedicated to addressing this concern.

According to Lyu, older patients often endure these cognitive difficulties more intensely and for longer durations compared to their younger counterparts. This can significantly affect their daily autonomy and overall quality of life.