When a patient experiences delirium after surgery


By AGENCY
Delirium is a sudden change in brain function and can happen at the time of an infection or after surgery and anaesthesia. — dpa

People who undergo surgery can sometimes suffer from delirium.

Symptoms may include a lack of orientation, with their friends and relatives suddenly seeming like strangers.

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