aob.it
A bariatric surgery service treating patients with severe obesity at ARNAS G. Brotzu in Sardinia
About aob.it
The Bariatric Surgery department at ARNAS G. Brotzu provides multidisciplinary care for severe obesity and related metabolic complications. Its work includes surgical treatment, patient care, research and training.
The service is described as a regional reference centre and serves patients, healthcare professionals and students. The site provides information about clinical pathways, department activities and educational resources.
Product: Hospital-based bariatric surgery and multidisciplinary care for obesity and related metabolic complications.
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