Changes in quality of life and body image after gastric bypass surgery

Sarwer, David B.; Wadden, Thomas A.; Moore, Reneé H.; Eisenberg, Mark; Raper, Steven E.; Williams, Noel N.

doi:10.1016/j.soard.2010.07.015

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“…Sin embargo, esta relación no se mantiene estable en todas las dimensiones de la calidad de vida a los 2 años tras la cirugía, ya que los pacientes con mayor pérdida de exceso de IMC perdido no encuentran una mejoría en función psicosocial medida con el OP-53, y el dolor corporal, la función social, la vitalidad y el componente físico, dimensiones del SF-36. La mayoría de estudios relacionan el grado de mejoría de la CVRS con la pérdida de peso 22,23 , sin embargo según algunos autores, son muy bajas durante los dos primeros años después de la CB y la asociación se hace más fuerte a partir de los dos años 24 . Por otro lado, se observan diferencias con relación a la técnica quirúrgica utilizada en la relación porcentual media del exceso de IMC perdido a los 12 y 24 meses tras la cirugía, obteniendo resultados similares a otros autores 25 en este intervalo de seguimiento, utilizando la técnica bypass gástrico.…”

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Changes in quality of life in patients undergoing bariatric surgery following 24-months: comparison between gastric bypass and tubular vertical gastrectomy

Hofstadt

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González

et al. 2017

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Changes in quality of life in patients undergoing bariatric surgery following 24-months: comparison between gastric bypass and tubular vertical gastrectomy

Hofstadt

Escribano

González

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“…Research has suggested that body image can improve after bariatric surgery, but the percentage of body contouring surgeries among bariatric surgery patients suggests that many are still dissatisfied with their body shape. 37 Patients can also face social challenges related to even positive changes. Most patients find others to be supportive, but negative responses related to jealously or adjustment to dramatic lifestyle change can occur.…”

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Psychosocial Evaluation, Preparation, and Follow-Up for Bariatric Surgery Patients

Bagdade¹,

Grothe²

2012

Diabetes Spectrum

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In Brief Bariatric surgery has become a highly effective treatment intervention for morbidly obese patients struggling with comorbidities such as diabetes. Research has found that patients with certain psychosocial stressors may be at higher risk for postoperative complications, including weight regain. As a result, psychologists often play an integral role on an interdisciplinary bariatric team to aid with assessment and treatment of these patients by using empirically validated treatment recommendations to optimize outcomes.

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“…A prevalência dos distúrbios alimentares varia entre os 10% e os 50% (Hwang et al, 2009 , 2008). Uma resolução para a diminuição de peso é sem dúvida a cirurgia bariátrica, que tem crescido em popularidade nos últimos anos (Sarwer et al, 2010). A cirurgia bariátrica é um instrumento importante na perda de peso maciça, que provoca uma acentuada melhoria na vida do indivíduo nas mais diversas áreas.…”

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“…Assim como a qualidade de vida, a imagem corporal é uma construção multidimensional, esta tem sido associada de uma forma positiva ao IMC (Sarwer et al, 2010).…”

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Obesidade ante et post cirurgia

Silva¹,

Padez

2016

Antrop. Port.

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SumárioDaqui se deduz, que os níveis de sucesso mais elevados ocorrem entre os que cumprem a dieta alimentar e os que aderem à prática de exercício físico. Palavras-chave:Obesidade; cirurgia bariátrica; dieta alimentar; actividade física; saúde.viii AbstractThe rise in obesity is related to a sedentary lifestyle, dietary errors and by changes of modern life. However, it is known that obesity stems from a variety of genetic, metabolic, hormonal and environmental factors, which are not entirely clear.The study aim is to analyze the weight loss after surgery in obese individuals, check the degree of effectiveness and try to understand why some patients can lose weight and maintain and others are not able to lose and preserve weight lost. It is also important to understand the impact of changes associated with lifestyle and dietary habits. The data were collected in the surgery service of Hospital São Sebastião, located at Santa Maria da Feira. There were examined processes of patients operated for more than three years. There were consulted 82 patients with valid and complete processes.The patients who lost weight and stabilized were 81,3%, and the remaining 18,7%, after losing some weight, had increased more than 10,4 pounds. The physical activity is associated to a greater decrease of the body mass index (BMI), for those who practiced more than 30 minutes, less than 30 minutes, when compared to those who didn´t practice. The best results were found among the patients who correspond to the diet requisites and did more than 30 minutes of physical activity.It follows that the higher levels of success occur among those who comply the diet and adhering to physical exercise.Keywords: Obesity; bariatric surgery; diet; physical activity; health.ix Agradecimentos À Professora Doutora Cristina Padez, um sincero obrigado por aceitar e orientar o presente trabalho, pelo tempo dedicado e pelo voto de confiança.Ao Doutor Mário Nora, agradeço a forma prestativa com que recebeu o meu projecto e as ideias dadas para o meu trabalho. Agradeço também à Doutora Marta pelo apoio dispensado.Para a Carla, Cláudia e Sérgio, o meu muito obrigado por todo o apoio cedido durante a minha recolha de dados realizada no hospital.Um franco obrigado aos professores do mestrado da antropologia médica e da licenciatura em antropologia, por todo conhecimento e experiências transmitidas ao longo dos últimos anos.À Dona Lina e à Dona Célia agradeço toda a disponibilidade e boa-disposição com que me presentearam ao longo destes anos de estudo.Não poderia deixar de agradecer a todos os amigos que me têm acompanhado ao longo deste percurso; em especial à Ana Maria pelos sábios conselhos, ao Ricardo pela sincera amizade, à Marisa pelo grande companheirismo, à Manela que, com a sua presença me ajudou a superar os últimos meses com ânimo e alegria, à Anita e à sua forma sempre prestativa de ser, e à Carla pelas palavras de ânimo, sempre nos momentos certos. A vossa amizade torna-me uma pessoa mais feliz.Ao pessoal do 210: Tina, Luci, Hugo e Mauro quero deix...

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Changes in quality of life and body image after gastric bypass surgery

Abstract: Background-Improvements in psychosocial status are an important aspect of successful outcomes after bariatric surgery. Relatively few studies have investigated changes in psychosocial functioning at a number of points in the first few postoperative years.

Cited by 176 publications

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Changes in quality of life in patients undergoing bariatric surgery following 24-months: comparison between gastric bypass and tubular vertical gastrectomy

Changes in quality of life in patients undergoing bariatric surgery following 24-months: comparison between gastric bypass and tubular vertical gastrectomy

Psychosocial Evaluation, Preparation, and Follow-Up for Bariatric Surgery Patients

Obesidade ante et post cirurgia

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