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Table 1 Study Characteristics

From: Personality trait associations with quality-of-life outcomes following bariatric surgery: a systematic review

Author

Design

N

Sex

Mean age

Country

Follow up

Operation

Personality trait assessed

Relevant outcome variable

Caltabiano [8]

Cross-sectional

127

Female (only females recruited)

(100%)

45

Online

N/A

• 73.9% vertical sleeve

• 18.5% gastric bypass

• 7.6% gastric band

• Extraversion,

• Conscientiousness, Agreeableness,

• Intellect/Imagination,

• Emotional stability

HRQol:

Total Obesity related wellbeing, relevance of symptoms on QoL, occurrence of symptoms on QoL

Pereira et al. [58]

Prospective

Pre/post

90

n = 79 female

(87.78%)

45.14

Portugal

1 year

• Gastric bypass (85.6%)

• Gastric sleeve (14.4%)

• Impulsivity

HRQol mental QoL, physical QoL

Canetti et al. [11]

Prospective

Pre/post

51 (bariatric surgery)

51

(diet)

n = 44 female

(86.27)

n = 33 female

(64.71%)

34.2

Israel

1 year

• Silastic ring vertical banded gastroplasty (n = 44)

• Laparoscopic adjustable gastric band (n = 7)

• Neuroticism

HRQol

Lee et al. [41]

Pre/ post prospective study

61

n = 49 female

(80.33%)

33.3

China

1 year

• Laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy

• Competence

• Agreeableness

• Extraversion,

• Open-mindedness

HRQol:

Total Gastrointestinal QoL (GIQoL), social domain, psychological domain, psychical domain

Van Hout et al. [69]

Pre/post prospective study

112

n = 98 female

(87.5%)

38.8

Netherlands

2 years

• Laparoscopic vertical band gastroplasty

• Neurotic lability-somatic symptoms

HRQol