Who should use the obesity surgery:
Patients candidates for obesity surgery are as follows:
Necessary conditions:
▪ Patients with BMI (which is the body mass index is calculated by the weight in kg/height in meters squared) > to 40 kg/m2
▪ Patients with BMI > 35 comorbid factor (means: diabetes mellitus type 2, hypertension, hypertensive heart disease, Dyslipidemia, sleep apnea syndrome, osteo-arthropathy)
Associated conditions:
▪ Past dietary or pharmacological slimming attempts (under medical supervision) in recent years without lasting results.
▪ Absence of endocrine-metabolic diseases excluding surgical treatment
▪ Absence of serious psychiatric disorders (schizophrenia, paranoia, depression)
Surgical techniques:
There are 3 categories of types of interventions:
-Gastric restriction Surgeries: reduce the volume of the stomach and then the amount of food that can be ingested. The interventions are: adjustable gastric banding and sleeve gastrectomy.
-Mixed Interventions to prevailing character narrowly but with a hormonal component. The operation in question is the gastric bypass
-Talks malabsorption methods that create intestinal malabsorption thus reducing the absorption of different foods. The main measures are the biliopancreatic diversion sec. Scopinaro and bilio-intestinal bypass
There are also AUDIT PROCEDURES because obesity may have a chronic-relapsing or there is a failure rate for every procedure with a reprise of the weight. It is possible to intervene surgically with a new procedure to block the recovery of weight and induce a new weight loss.
Patients candidates for obesity surgery are as follows:
Necessary conditions:
▪ Patients with BMI (which is the body mass index is calculated by the weight in kg/height in meters squared) > to 40 kg/m2
▪ Patients with BMI > 35 comorbid factor (means: diabetes mellitus type 2, hypertension, hypertensive heart disease, Dyslipidemia, sleep apnea syndrome, osteo-arthropathy)
Associated conditions:
▪ Past dietary or pharmacological slimming attempts (under medical supervision) in recent years without lasting results.
▪ Absence of endocrine-metabolic diseases excluding surgical treatment
▪ Absence of serious psychiatric disorders (schizophrenia, paranoia, depression)
Surgical techniques:
There are 3 categories of types of interventions:
-Gastric restriction Surgeries: reduce the volume of the stomach and then the amount of food that can be ingested. The interventions are: adjustable gastric banding and sleeve gastrectomy.
-Mixed Interventions to prevailing character narrowly but with a hormonal component. The operation in question is the gastric bypass
-Talks malabsorption methods that create intestinal malabsorption thus reducing the absorption of different foods. The main measures are the biliopancreatic diversion sec. Scopinaro and bilio-intestinal bypass
There are also AUDIT PROCEDURES because obesity may have a chronic-relapsing or there is a failure rate for every procedure with a reprise of the weight. It is possible to intervene surgically with a new procedure to block the recovery of weight and induce a new weight loss.