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Abstract in brief
Bariatric surgery is highly effective for severe obesity, but about 15-35% of patients do not achieve the goal of losing at least 50% of their excess weight within the first year.
Factors associated with unsuccessful weight loss include older age, existing health conditions like hypertension and depression, previous surgeries, multiple health issues, and unemployment, which can influence long-term success.
Early identification of patients at risk of weight loss failure is important so that additional treatments can be implemented to improve outcomes and prevent weight regain, especially after the two-year mark.
Are there really any predictive factors for a successful weight loss after bariatric surgery? Researchers from @Tu_IMSS determine the factors associated to the failure to reach weight loss goals.
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Are there really any predictive factors for a successful weight loss after bariatric surgery? Researchers from @Tu_IMSS determine the factors associated to the failure to reach weight loss goals.
#BMCEndocrDisord
https://t.co/KKTbUCE97G https://t.co/N3D70hLPmQ
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