Problemy lecheniya patsientov s morbidnym ozhireniem
https://doi.org/10.14341/2071-8713-5192
Abstract
The article describes evidence-based approaches to treatment of morbid obesity, including surgical interventions designated for
bodyweight reduction and provides comparative analysis of efficacy and safety of lifestyle interventions, medical treatment and various
types of bariatric surgery. Detailed description of diagnosis, treatment and prevention of post-surgical vitamin and mineral deficiencies
is given. Special attention is paid to high prevalence of mental disorders in patients with morbid obesity, their role in its development,
their influence on outcomes of surgical intervention and potential patient dissatisfaction with its results. Necessity of thorough selection
of patients for bariatric surgery is emphasized, with assessment of their mental state and proper organization of subsequent life-long
follow-up after operation
bodyweight reduction and provides comparative analysis of efficacy and safety of lifestyle interventions, medical treatment and various
types of bariatric surgery. Detailed description of diagnosis, treatment and prevention of post-surgical vitamin and mineral deficiencies
is given. Special attention is paid to high prevalence of mental disorders in patients with morbid obesity, their role in its development,
their influence on outcomes of surgical intervention and potential patient dissatisfaction with its results. Necessity of thorough selection
of patients for bariatric surgery is emphasized, with assessment of their mental state and proper organization of subsequent life-long
follow-up after operation
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