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INTRODUCTION: Amputation, while addressing critical health issues, has broad implications, necessitating a holistic approach to post-operative care that encompasses psychological and social rehabilitation.Globally, amputation rates reflect healthcare disparities, with factors like disease prevalence affecting incidence.Rehabilitation challenges vary with the amputation's extent, requiring personalized healthcare strategies involving a team of professionals from surgery to psychological support.Mental health concerns, including depression and body image issues, are prevalent, underlining the importance of early intervention and sustained support systems.Addressing body dysmorphia is crucial for amputees to aid in psychological adjustment and social reintegration, highlighting the multidimensional aspects of amputation care.OBJETIVE: Analyze and describe the main aspects of psychological impact of amputation the last years.
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