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ADJUSTMENT OF PATIENTS AFTER HIP SURGERY *

The relationship between intellectual functioning and postoperative adaptation was investigated in 25 geriatric patients who required surgery for hip fracture. One year after operation, two groups were formed on the basis of responses to a structured interview questionnaire. The two groups were: A) 10 well‐adjusted patients, and B) 10 poorly‐adjusted patients. The poorly‐adjusted patients with decreased general and psychosocial functioning showed impairments with respect to remote memory, simple calculation, and abstract thinking. They also had more cardiovascular disease in comparison to the well‐adjusted group.