This longitudinal study examined how pre-intervention psychological health helps predict bariatric surgery (BS) success as percentage of expected body mass index loss (ëMIL) over shorter to longer periods.
SCL-90 empirical factors predict post-surgery weight loss in bariatric patients over longer time periods / Albert, Umberto; Bonavigo, Tommaso; Moro, Oriana; De Caro, Elide Francesca; Palmisano, Silvia; Pascolo-Fabrici, Elisabetta; Sandri, Federico; de Manzini, Nicolò; Di Blas, Lisa. - In: EATING AND WEIGHT DISORDERS. - ISSN 1590-1262. - STAMPA. - 27:7(2022), pp. 2845-2855. [10.1007/s40519-022-01424-4]
SCL-90 empirical factors predict post-surgery weight loss in bariatric patients over longer time periods
Albert, Umberto;Bonavigo, Tommaso;Moro, Oriana;De Caro, Elide Francesca;Palmisano, Silvia;Pascolo-Fabrici, Elisabetta;Sandri, Federico;de Manzini, Nicolò;Di Blas, Lisa
2022-01-01
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