First experience of laparoscopic gastric plication in patients with morbid obesity

R, Askerhanov; Khatkov, Igor; Bodunova, N. A.; Feydorov, I. Yu.; Петрова, А. Л.; Sadyki, M N

doi:10.17116/endoskop20172316-9

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“…Many authors, noting the obvious benefits of gastroplication in the treatment of obesity (ease of execution, economic efficiency), at the same time highlight the risks and uncertainties associated with the morpho-physiological state of the gastric wall in the field of LH [12][13][14].…”

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The treatment of metabolic syndrome in patients with morbid obesity

Галимов¹,

Khanov²,

Ibragimov³

et al. 2022

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The treatment of metabolic syndrome in patients with morbid obesity

Галимов¹,

Khanov²,

Ibragimov³

et al. 2022

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“…In the structure of bariatric surgeries, considering the risks of complications and the performance technique, restrictive interventions are the most popular, among them gastric sleeve resection and gastroplication [15,16,17]. At the same time, many authors attribute the pathophysiological mechanism of excess weight loss after surgery to a decrease in the level of ghrelin in the patient's organism.…”

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Ghrelin concentration before and after bariatric surgery

Galimov,

Khanov,

Nasirova

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Introduction. Aim of the work is to study the concentration of ghrelin before and after bariatric gastric surgery in patients with morbid obesity. Materials and methods. A study of ghrelin levels was carried out in 25 patients with morbid obesity who underwent restrictive bariatric surgery (13 gastroplications and 12 “sleeve resections” of the stomach). Results and discussion. The initial level of ghrelin in the blood in patients with morbid obesity was lower compared to the levels determined with normal body weight. We did not observe the expected decrease in ghrelin levels during resection of the fundic ghrelin-producing part of the stomach. Conclusion. A clinical study shows that changes in gastric volume after restrictive bariatric interventions (sleeve resection or gastropplication) are accompanied by a slight increase in blood ghrelin levels; this increase is greater the higher the percentage of body weight loss after surgery. Deeper study of this area will help identify new strategies for treating morbid obesity in the future.

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