Features of clinical and metabolic status after bariatric treatment of obesity

Abstract

Purpose of the study. Assessment of metabolic status in patients after bariatric surgery.Materials and methods. 29 patients with I-III degree obesity were examined. Clinical metabolic and micronutrient status was assessed for patients.Results. For patients after bariatric intervention, a more pronounced decrease in muscle mass during weight loss, an increase in the rate of oxidation of carbohydrates, a decrease in the rate of oxidation of fats, a decrease in the concentration level in the blood serum of a number of indicators of vitamin and mineral status (vitamin D, B12, iron, calcium) is characteristic.

Bariatric Surgery

“…However, bariatric surgery is still superior to any medical treatment in terms of results 6 . That is why bariatric operations should be performed in such patients 7–11 . It should also be noted that conservative treatment such as GLP-1 RA (glucagon like peptide-1 receptor agonists)–based therapy after surgery was found to be effective to prevent postbariatric weight regain 12 .…”

“…6 That is why bariatric operations should be performed in such patients. [7][8][9][10][11] It should also be noted that conservative treatment such as GLP-1 RA (glucagon like peptide-1 receptor agonists)-based therapy after surgery was found to be effective to prevent postbariatric weight regain. 12 Similarly, genomics of obesity also suggest that gene therapies and gene editing may have a future role in the management of some patients, 13,14 but more research must be done before it can be made widely available.…”