Bariatric Surgery between Health Need and Complications, Medina 2010-2017

Ghassan Alsisi (1) , Lama Shahata (2) , Mona Abdulaziz (3) , Ghaidaa M. Kulaib (4) , Zainab S. Alshinqiti (5) , Raghad M. Tarabishi (6) , Mohamed Aly (7)
(1) Consultant of general and bariatric surgery , Saudi Arabia
(2) MBBS Students , Saudi Arabia
(3) MBBS Students , Saudi Arabia
(4) MBBS Students , Saudi Arabia
(5) MBBS Students , Saudi Arabia
(6) MBBS Students , Saudi Arabia
(7) prof. of general surgery. TaibahUniversity faculty of medicine. , Saudi Arabia

Abstract

Background: Obesity is established worldwide health problem. One of the methods to manage it is bariatric surgery. Our study aim is to determine the complications of bariatric surgery at Medina, KFH from surgical overview and compare the results with other studies.


 


Objectives: To identify the most common health needs indicating bariatric surgery and the health impact of these procedures on them. And to determine the types of intra and postoperative complications can occur due to bariatric surgery.


 


Methodology: This is an analytical retrospective study of the patients who underwent bariatric surgery in KFH, Medina, K.S.A, from 2010-2017. Data was gained from the hospital medical records between 8th – 16th April 2018. It had been typed into an excel 2010 program, and statistical analysis done by statistical package for the social sciences (SPSS v.21) for windows.


Results: 154 patients underwent bariatric surgery in KFH, 78.6% of them are female and 21.4% are male. The mean BMI is 49.69 ± 9.386. 29.9% of them are previously diagnosed with chronic illnesses HTN 38.7%, DM 30.1%, IHD 2,2%, and others 29.0%. Regarding the type of operation gastric sleeve done approximately 96.1%, adjustable gastric banding approximately 3.3%, Roux en Y gastric bypass approximately 0.7%. With 0.0% intraoperative complication and 3.8% postoperative complications.


 


Conclusion:In KFH Medina, bariatric surgery had a good effect on gynecological conditions. No mortalities or intraoperative complications. We recommend more studies to study the effect of bariatric surgery on DM and HTN in Medina in a longer period.

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Authors

Ghassan Alsisi
Lama Shahata
Mona Abdulaziz
Ghaidaa M. Kulaib
Zainab S. Alshinqiti
Raghad M. Tarabishi
Mohamed Aly
Alsisi, G. ., Shahata, L., Abdulaziz, M. ., Kulaib, G. ., Alshinqiti, . Z., Tarabishi, R. ., & Aly, M. . (2020). Bariatric Surgery between Health Need and Complications, Medina 2010-2017. Journal of Current Medical Research and Opinion, 3(11), 758–769. https://doi.org/10.15520/jcmro.v3i11.365
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