Titlebook: Bariatric Psychology and Psychiatry; Alfonso Troisi Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Obesity.Weight loss surgery.Psychologica

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Substance and Alcohol Use Disorders,on to pursue surgery involves weighing the risks and benefits in each single case. A prudent clinical approach requires that the pre-surgical screening program identifies persons affected by such problems and allows them to receive treatment so that they can overcome the addiction and then be considered for weight loss surgery in the future.

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Rational Choice and Behavioural Economicsbariatric surgery, not even when post-operative assessment is made in the short term. There are few data on the post-surgery course of OCD or the prognostic value of OCD for surgery outcome. PTSD symptoms predict non-completion of the pre-surgery assessment and tend to persist after surgery.

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Anxiety Disorders, OCD, and PTSD,bariatric surgery, not even when post-operative assessment is made in the short term. There are few data on the post-surgery course of OCD or the prognostic value of OCD for surgery outcome. PTSD symptoms predict non-completion of the pre-surgery assessment and tend to persist after surgery.

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debated topics in bariatric surgery and mental health (e.g..This book offers a step-by-step guide to mental health assessment for bariatric surgery patients. A general introduction explains the concepts of bariatric psychology and psychiatry, their relevance in contemporary bariatric surgery, and r

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,Patients’ Motivations, Expectations, and Experiences,y treatment for obesity, the entire spectrum of changes the patient expects to see as a result of undergoing surgery, and the patient’s long-term experiences after bariatric surgery. Patients’ motivations, expectations, and experiences play an important role in determining if bariatric surgery is pe

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Eating Disorders,valence of eating disordered behavior, and binge eating disorder is frequently diagnosed in bariatric candidates. A small, but significant, number of bariatric patients develop eating disorders after surgery. Pre-surgery assessment should investigate past and/or current symptoms of both major eating