XXXX and treatment of three adolescents: a case series.

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UNASSIGNED: Abstract Background: Adolescent @entity28 is a @entity102 that is impacted from each @entity1 's biopsychosocial milieu. Successfully treating @entity4806 requires long-term, innovative, systematic involvement to facilitate @entity1 and family engagement and change. Methods: Extensive chart review was done for three @entity28 adolescents who underwent comprehensive weight management in an adolescent clinic seen within the past 5 years. The charts were reviewed starting from the time of initial contact through the last visit in the clinic. The @entity1 are no longer receiving care within the clinic. Results: The @entity1 presented with BMI>99th percentile, family history of @entity28 , severe @entity2673 , and multiple @entity28 -related comorbidities. Their treatment involved comprehensive multidisciplinary intervention in an adolescent weight management clinic within a tertiary care center. In addition to rigorous support through frequent office visits, these @entity1 all eventually required temporary, alternative living arrangements to successfully implement recommendations. One @entity1 resided with another family member; two went to inpatient weight management program care for 2-3 months. All subjects successfully lost weight when away from their primary residence, and they demonstrated improvement or resolution of comorbidities. Conclusions: This case series of three adolescents who underwent comprehensive @entity28 evaluation and treatment demonstrates multidisciplinary care across interconnected treatment programs and active engagement of family. Those who maintained successful weight loss reduced sedentary time, demonstrated family support (e.g., key members attending follow-up visits), and altered their living environment and were committed to their own health goals.
