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Salman AlSabah1, Eliana Al Haddad2

  • 1Kuwait University, Kuwait City, Kuwait. salman.k.alsabah@gmail.com.

Obesity Surgery
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Bariatric surgeryBariatric surgery outcomesEthical practices.Legal repercussionsMalpracticeMalpractice prevention strategiesMedicolegal challengesObesity treatmentObesity-related health complicationsPostoperative careRisk managementSurgical complications

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