Tag: Weight Loss Surgery and Bariatric

Most patients requiring revision underwent sleeve gastrectomy as primary procedure; revisional surgery is most often RYGB

Weight regain seen after nadir weight loss attained, with more weight gain in those who had undergone bariatric surgery

However, magnitude of weight loss difference may not be clinically significant

Higher baseline hsCRP predicts poorer weight loss but has no effect on depression severity

Almost all patients had remission of reflux symptoms after R-RYGB following sleeve gastrectomy

Significant reduction also seen in obesity-related cancer incidence and in cancer mortality after bariatric surgery

Among patients undergoing bariatric surgery, only those with gastric bypass had increased incidence of nonalcohol substance use disorder

Benefits seen for disordered eating and psychological distress, but no change seen in short-term weight outcomes versus standard care

More than half of patients in remission six years after surgery, regardless of weight loss

Risk reduced by more than one-third versus matched individuals without surgery