Severe/medically complicated obesity in childhood, and particularly in adolescence, is a real disability that requires an intensive and continuous approach which should follow the procedures and schedule of rehabilitation medicine. Given the lack of a specific document focusing on children and adolescents, the Childhood Obesity Study Group set out to explore the available evidence for the treatment of severe or medically complicated obesity and to set standards tailored to the specific context of the Italian Health Service. Through a series of meetings and electronic communications, the writing committee (selected from members of the Study Group) selected the key issues, explored the literature and produced a draft document which was submitted to the other experts until the final synthesis was approved by the group. In brief, the following issues were involved: (1) definition and epidemiology; (2) identification of common goals designed to regain functional competence and limit the progression of metabolic and psychological complications; (3) a multi-professional team approach; (4) the care setting. This paper is an expert opinion document on the rehabilitation of severe and medically complicated obesity in children and adolescents produced by experts belonging to the Childhood Obesity Study Group of the Italian Society for Pediatric Endocrinology and Diabetology (ISPED).
The rehabilitation of children and adolescents with severe or medically complicated obesity: an ISPED expert opinion document / Grugni, G.; Licenziati, M. R.; Valerio, G.; Crino, A.; Maffeis, C.; Tanas, R.; Morino, G. S.; Ambruzzi, A.; Balsamo, A.; Bellone, S.; Bernasconi, S.; Bianchi, V.; Bobbio, A.; Bruzzi, P.; Buongiovanni, C.; Calcagno, A.; Calcaterra, V.; Canali, T.; Cerutti, F.; Corciulo, N.; Cotugno, F.; Cuccarolo, G.; D'Amico, O.; Di Bonito, P.; Di Candia, S.; Di Pietrantonio, V.; Di Pietro, M.; Filannino, G.; Fintini, D.; Forziato, C.; Franceschi, R.; Franzese, A.; Galeazzi, D.; Gargantini, L.; Franca Giusti, L.; Gualtieri, A.; Iafusco, D.; Laura Iezzi, M.; Iughetti, L.; Lera, R.; Limauro, R.; Lombardi, F.; Lucchesi, S.; Macchiaroli, A.; Maltoni, G.; Manco, M.; Del Giudice Emanuele, M.; Modestini, E.; Morandi, A.; Mozzillo, E.; Nanni, L.; Nicolosi, A.; Pellegrin, M. C.; Peruzzi, S.; Peverelli, P.; Purromuto, S.; Ragusa, L.; Rosato, T.; Salvo, C.; Sartori, C.; Sticco, M.; Elisabeth Street, M.; Trifiro, G.; Vianelli, P.; Yiannakou, P.. - In: EATING AND WEIGHT DISORDERS. - ISSN 1124-4909. - 22:1(2017), pp. 3-12. [10.1007/s40519-016-0305-5]
The rehabilitation of children and adolescents with severe or medically complicated obesity: an ISPED expert opinion document
Bruzzi P.;Iughetti L.;
2017
Abstract
Severe/medically complicated obesity in childhood, and particularly in adolescence, is a real disability that requires an intensive and continuous approach which should follow the procedures and schedule of rehabilitation medicine. Given the lack of a specific document focusing on children and adolescents, the Childhood Obesity Study Group set out to explore the available evidence for the treatment of severe or medically complicated obesity and to set standards tailored to the specific context of the Italian Health Service. Through a series of meetings and electronic communications, the writing committee (selected from members of the Study Group) selected the key issues, explored the literature and produced a draft document which was submitted to the other experts until the final synthesis was approved by the group. In brief, the following issues were involved: (1) definition and epidemiology; (2) identification of common goals designed to regain functional competence and limit the progression of metabolic and psychological complications; (3) a multi-professional team approach; (4) the care setting. This paper is an expert opinion document on the rehabilitation of severe and medically complicated obesity in children and adolescents produced by experts belonging to the Childhood Obesity Study Group of the Italian Society for Pediatric Endocrinology and Diabetology (ISPED).
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