Revista nº 811

Pediatric eating disorders for 10 years | Ramírez-Sánchez F, et al. Actual Med. 2020; 105(811): 182- 189 188 main limitation in the present study is the difficulty to get a pediatric big sample with a large evolution and also that these patients were higher complex because they were selected from an specialized Hospital Unit. In conclusion, there is a trend towards a decrease in the age of onset, an overall better health condition at first intervention, and a shorter duration of the disease than in adults. So, best prognosis in children could be explained by earlier diagnosis and interven- tion and closer follow-up of the multidisciplinary team, together with early mediation of parents. Greater dependence on their caregivers, increasing adherence to treatment and greater plasticity in the response to psychological therapies could also con- tribute to a better outcome in this age range. 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