Assessing Sexual Function in Obese Women Preparing for Bariatric Surgery

Author： Assimakopoulos Konstantinos Panayiotopoulos Spiros Iconomou Gregoris Karaivazoglou Katerina Matzaroglou Charalambos Vagenas Konstantinos Kalfarentzos Fotis

Publisher： Springer Publishing Company

ISSN： 1708-0428

Source： Obesity Surgery, Vol.16, Iss.8, 2006-08, pp. : 1087-1091

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