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Medical versus surgical interventions for the metabolic complications of obesity in children
Seminars in Pediatric Surgery, 07/02/09
Dixon JB et al. - Their benefits in adults are well demonstrated. Surgery comes with risk, both immediate and in the future, as does severe obesity. Carefully weighing risk and benefit is challenging for the individual and for health service providers. Careful health outcomes research with registries and well-conducted trials will provide better direction in the future.
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