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Life following metabolic and bariatric surgery: up to 19 years follow-up, results from a tertiary centre.

Aug 2026 · Surgical Endoscopy · 0 citations · 24 references
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MBS was associated with sustained long-term satisfaction, improved QoL, and better functional work capacity up to 19 years after surgery, and greater weight loss was significantly associated with higher satisfaction, improved self-confidence, improved QoL, and higher BAROS and BQL scores.

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