Clinical Review

Gastric Bypass in an Obese Patient with Paranoid Schizophrenia

Case in Point

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As this case shows, the presence of a psychiatric disorder doesn't always prevent a patient from making an informed decision about bariatric surgery—or from reaping the medical and psychological benefits.


 

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