Psychological and social factors as predictors of procedure choice between endoscopic and laparoscopic sleeve: A cohort study in matched cases

Skye Marshall; Graeme Rich; Reza  Adib; Felicity  Cohen; Elizabeth  Isenring

Psychological and social factors as predictors of procedure choice between endoscopic and laparoscopic sleeve: A cohort study in matched cases

Skye Marshall, Graeme Rich, Reza Adib, Felicity Cohen, Elizabeth Isenring

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What we did:

• We examined if psychological and social factors
influenced choice of sleeve (more invasive LSG
vs less invasive ESG).

• 25 LSG and 25 ESG patients in Queensland,
Australia, were matched for age, sex, and BMI.
They had no significant differences in
demographics, comorbidities, nor body
composition.

• Pre-procedure weight-related psychological and
social factors were measured by the Impact of
Weight on Quality of Life-Lite tool (scored 0-
100%: lower % = worse quality of life).

Original language	English
Publisher	Research Institute for Future Health
Publication status	Published - 2023
Externally published	Yes

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PSYCHOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL FACTORS AS PREDICTORS OF PROCEDURE CHOICE BETWEEN ENDOSCOPIC AND LAPAROSCOPIC SLEEVE: A COHORT STUDY IN MATCHED CASES
Marshall, S., Rich, G., Cohen, F., Soni, A. & Isenring, E., 28 Jul 2023, In: Obesity Surgery. 33, Suppl 2, p. 833-833 1 p., P-308.
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