Overview of Bariatric Surgeries: Management and Complications

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Ahmed M. Sallam; Abdelrahman Sarhan; Tamer Wasefy; Omar Mahmoud Agwa; Walid A. Mawla

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Obesity ; Bariatric Surgeries: Management ; Complications

Abstract

Around 1.9 billion individuals and children who were 18 years old and older were overweight. Approximately 650 million people were obese. 39% of adults over the age of 18 were overweight or obese in 2016, with 13% of them being obese. Overweight and obesity cause more fatalities than underweight in the majority of the world's population.  Many factors could contribute to the rising obesity epidemic. The initial treatment goal is usually a modest weight loss 5% to 10% of your total weight. The burden of obesity is even more complex as the impact of obesity is a result of its comorbidities rather than a direct effect, which makes it more difficult to estimate the burden of obesity. The treatment methods that are right for you depend on your obesity severity, your overall health and your willingness to participate in your weight-loss plan. Bariatric surgeries are classified as having restrictive or malabsorptive properties. Restrictive surgeries reduce the volume of food that can be consumed at one time, leading to reduced total caloric intake. The aim of the present study was to review the bariatric surgeries management and  its associated complications.
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