Dumping Syndrome in Roux-en-Y Bariatric Surgery Patients: Are They Prepared?

Heinlein, Catherine

doi:10.1089/bar.2009.9992

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“…Most studies on early DS after RYGB surgery use quantitative methods, and very few use a qualitative approach . A Norwegian study with a phenomenological approach concluded that after RYGB surgery, women experienced dumping as unpredictable and complex, and that DS had a profound impact on their process of adjustment .…”

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“…Traditionally, DS has often been regarded as a complication because it was first described in other populations undergoing surgeries for a completely different purpose than to improve or cure obesity, e.g., total gastrectomy due to cancer or Billroth II surgery due to a stomach ulcer. In the case of RYGB surgery, healthcare professionals have different interpretations of DS; the majority considers DS to be a complication of RYGB surgery , one defines DS as a consequence of the surgery and occasionally it is seen as a desirable feature . If healthcare professionals do not take a common view of DS, it may be difficult for patients to relate to and cope with the syndrome and its consequences.…”

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Early dumping syndrome is not a complication but a desirable feature of Roux‐en‐Y gastric bypass surgery

Laurenius

Engström

2016

Clinical Obesity

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Early dumping syndrome after gastric bypass surgery due to rapid delivery of hyperosmolar nutrients into the bowel causing intense symptoms is often described as a complication. Twelve patients, mean age 47 years, were interviewed approximately 9 years post-operation. The interviews were audiotaped and transcribed verbatim, followed by an inductive content analysis to reveal patients' experience of the dumping syndrome. The core category 'Dumping syndrome is a positive consequence of Roux-en-Y gastric bypass surgery and a tool to control food intake' was identified based on the following four sub-categories: (i) 'The multidimensional emergence and effects of dumping syndrome', (ii) 'Dumping syndrome as something positive although unpleasant', (iii) 'Developing coping mechanisms and ingenious strategies' and (iv) 'My own fault if I expose myself to dumping syndrome'. From the patients' perspective, dumping syndrome gives control over food intake; although the symptoms were unpleasant, patients considered dumping syndrome as a positive protection against over-consumption. Hence, healthcare professionals should not present dumping syndrome as a complication but rather as an aid to control eating behaviour and excessive food intake.

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Early dumping syndrome is not a complication but a desirable feature of Roux‐en‐Y gastric bypass surgery

Laurenius

Engström

2016

Clinical Obesity

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“…Быстрое поступление углеводов в тонкий кишеч-ник после шунтирующих вмешательств значительно повышает плазменные уровни инкретинов (в первую очередь ГПП-1), вызывая выраженную гиперинсули-немию и снижение гликемии, что провоцирует появ-ление вазомоторных симптомов, таких как потливость, профузный пот, приливы, головокружение, сердцебие-ние, а иногда и нарушение сознания [19].…”

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Hypoglycemia episodes after biliopancreatic diversion for morbid obesity: clinical case presentation

Мазурина¹,

Огнева²,

Yashkov³

et al. 2013

Obes Met

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Резюме. Изменения углеводного обмена после шунтирующих бариатрических операций связаны c изменением продукции инкретинов -биологически активных веществ, вырабатывающихся в тонком кишечнике в ответ на поступление пищи. Гипогликемические состояния, возникающие после бариатрических вмешательств, зачастую имеют функциональную природу (демпинг-синдром) и могут быть успешно скорректированы путем выполнения диетических рекомендаций. В то же время, описаны многочисленные случаи развития незидиобластоза у пациентов, перенесших гастрошунтирование. В данной статье приводится описание постпрандиальных гипогликемических состояний функционального характера у пациента, перенесшего билиопанкреатическое шунтирование по поводу морбидного ожирения. Abstract. Modifications of glucose metabolism are observed after bariatric surgery and are attributed to the increased release of incretinsbiologically active gut peptides. Hypoglycemia episodes after bypass operations are mostly of functional origin (dumping syndrome) and can be corrected by dietary recommendations. At the same time multiple cases of nesidioblastosis in patients, who underwent gastric bypass surgery are reported. This article is focused on a clinical case of postprandial hypoglycemia in patient after biliopancreatic diversion for morbid obesity.

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“…Another study surveyed patients (n = 550) who had undergone bariatric surgery to determine their perceptions of pre-operative education and information related to a common side effect of some procedures known as "dumping syndrome" (Heinlein, 2009). The author found that many participants reported experiencing symptoms that were not covered in pre-surgical education; in addition, several participants reported not receiving any information on dumping syndrome before surgery.…”

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Survey of bariatric surgical patients' experiences with behavioral and psychological services

Peacock

Zizzi

2012

Surgery for Obesity and Related Diseases

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The participants in the present sample reported completing few behavioral and psychological services after surgery. However, our findings showed that these services could promote greater weight loss and maintenance. Thus, it is recommended that bariatric facilities and insurance providers consider requiring patients to complete postoperative behavioral modification programs that target improvement in diet and physical activity behaviors.

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Dumping Syndrome in Roux-en-Y Bariatric Surgery Patients: Are They Prepared?

Cited by 6 publications

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Early dumping syndrome is not a complication but a desirable feature of Roux‐en‐Y gastric bypass surgery

Early dumping syndrome is not a complication but a desirable feature of Roux‐en‐Y gastric bypass surgery

Hypoglycemia episodes after biliopancreatic diversion for morbid obesity: clinical case presentation

Survey of bariatric surgical patients' experiences with behavioral and psychological services

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