Why the study?
This work aims to provide insights into the psychological implications of surgery and propose psychotherapeutic approaches to mitigate perioperative stress and long-term psychiatric sequelae.
Do psychotherapeutic approaches mitigate perioperative stress and improve clinical outcomes in patients undergoing surgery?
Do psychotherapeutic approaches mitigate perioperative stress and improve clinical outcomes in patients undergoing surgery?
Psychotherapeutic interventions in the perioperative period may mitigate stress and improve clinical outcomes across various surgical procedures.
May warrant psychotherapeutic support perioperatively; leaves open confirmation of long-term psychiatric benefits.
This work aims at giving some insights into the psychological implications of surgery and at proposing psychotherapeutic approaches to mitigate perioperative stress and long-term psychiatric sequelae.
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