Psychopathology predicts mental but not physical bariatric surgery outcome at 3-year follow-up: a network analysis study

Keyphrases

• Psychopathology 100%
• Network Analysis 100%
• Bariatric Surgery 100%
• Eating Psychopathology 100%
• Psychosocial Functioning 100%
• Bariatric Surgery Outcomes 100%
• 3-year Follow-up 100%
• Weight Loss 75%
• Affective Symptoms 50%
• Network Node 50%
• Shape Concern 50%
• Centralized Network 50%
• Self-report Measures 25%
• Eating Attitudes 25%
• Eating Disorders 25%
• Regression Analysis 25%
• Psychosocial Intervention 25%
• Psychopathological 25%
• High Age 25%
• Composite Score 25%
• Operative 25%
• Pre-surgical 25%
• Demographical Variables 25%
• Restricting Type 25%
• Level of Evidence III 25%
• Perioperative Risk 25%
• Network Measures 25%
• Composite Networks 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Bariatric Surgery 100%
• Eating Disorder 83%
• Social Interaction 66%
• Emotional Disorder 33%
• Cohort Analysis 16%
• Body Mass Index 16%
• Self Report 16%
• Surgical Risk 16%

Psychology

• Eating Disorder 100%
• Social Functioning 80%
• Regression Analysis 20%
• Self-Report Questionnaire 20%
• Body Mass Index 20%
• Multivariate Regression 20%
• Composite Score 20%
• Operative Risk 20%