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Alcohol and Other Substance Screening in Bariatric Surgery Candidates: Utility of Self-Report and Toxicology Tests, Including Ethyl-Glucoronide

  • By

  • Silvia Cañizares

  • Laura Nuño

  • Pablo Barrio

  • Mireia Forner-Puntonet

  • Carolina Gavotti

  • Miquel Monràs

  • Patricia Gavín

  • Ricard Navinés

  • Lilliam Flores

  • Maite Barrios

  • Alba Andreu

  • Judit Molero

  • Amanda Jimenez

  • Josep Vidal

  • Anna Lligoña

  • March 12, 2025

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Alcohol and Other Substance Screening in Bariatric Surgery Candidates: Utility of Self-Report and Toxicology Tests, Including Ethyl-Glucoronide

  • by Silvia Cañizares, Laura Nuño, Pablo Barrio, Mireia Forner-Puntonet, Carolina Gavotti, Miquel Monràs, Patricia Gavín, Ricard Navinés, Lilliam Flores, Maite Barrios, Alba Andreu, Judit Molero, Amanda Jimenez, Josep Vidal, Anna Lligoña

  • March 12, 2025

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