Preoperative Mental Disorders and Hospital Healthcare Use in the First Year After Metabolic Bariatric Surgery: A Retrospective Study.

Obes Surg · 2025 · PMC11976754 · PMID 40042759

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The appointment rate was 15–18% higher for non-routine healthcare and in patients with any GI-related healthcare use the rate of GI-related healthcare use was 57–61% higher (the latter was borderline significant after adding IBS and GERD to the model).

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