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                                                Bariatric Surgery In Diabesity




              Pharmacological Management Of Obesity In           Compared  with previous  guidelines  for  bariatric
              T2dm                                               surgery,  which  used  only  BMI  as  sole  parameter
                                                                 to   select  surgical  candidates,  the   DSS-II
              Pharmacological management  of  hyperglycaemia  in   recommendations  introduce  the use of diabetes-
              T2DM is of paramount importance yet consideration   related parameters to help identify clinical paradigms
              should be given to those medications that are weight   where surgical  treatment  of T2D should be one of
              neutral or have potential to augment weight loss, see   the  preferred  options. DSS-II  also elucidated  the
              Table below for classes of anti-diabetic drugs in these   preoperative workup and postoperative follow-up of
              categories and associated benefits and side effects [
                                                                 patients undergoing metabolic surgery for T2D.
              3]. The  ideal  anti-diabetic  drug  should produce   Statements and recommendations of DSS –II – Salient
              sustained weight loss  with  minimal side  effects.   points [5]
              Such a drug is still elusive in the market today. Drugs
              that  target pathways in metabolic  tissues, such  as
              adipocytes,  liver  and skeletal  muscle, have shown   Generalities
              potential in preclinical studies but  none has yet   -  Given  its  role  in  metabolic  regulation,  the GI  tract
              reached clinical development.                      constitutes  a clinically and biologically  meaningful
                                                                 target for the management of T2D.
              Numerous  randomized  clinical trials  (RCTs) have
              demonstrated   that  bariatric/metabolic  surgery  - There  is  now sufficient  clinical and  mechanistic
              achieves superior glycemic control and reduction of   evidence  to support  inclusion of  GI  surgery  among
              cardiovascular risk factors in obese patients with T2D   antidiabetes interventions for  people  with  T2D and
              compared with various medical/lifestyle interventions.   obesity.
              Despite existing growing evidence diabetes treatment   - Algorithms for treating T2D should include specific
              algorithms do not include surgical options.        scenarios in which  metabolic  surgery  is considered
              The 2nd  Diabetes Surgery  Summit  (DSS-II), an    to be a treatment  option in addition  to lifestyle,
              international consensus conference, was  convened   nutritional, and/or pharmacological approaches.
              in  collaboration with leading  diabetes  organizations
              to develop  global guidelines  to inform clinicians  Metabolic Surgery Versus Traditional
              and policymakers  about  benefits  and limitations of   Bariatric Surgery
              metabolic surgery for T2D.
                                                                 - Metabolic surgery—defined  here as the  use of GI
                                                                 surgery  with  the  intent  to treat T2D  and  obesity—
              Bariatric Surgery                                  requires the development of a diabetes-based model
              The most common bariatric surgery is gastric bypass   of clinical  practice consistent  with  international
              (also called Roux-en-Y gastric bypass,  RYGB):     standards of diabetes care.
              causing durable remission in majority of patients with   - Complementary criteria to the sole use of BMI, need
              T2D. Favored is Rou-en-Y, Biliopancreatic duodenal   to be developed to achieve a better patient selection
              diversion  (duodenal  switch)  and  to lesser  extent   algorithm for metabolic surgery.
              vertical sleeve gastrectomy for better and sustained
              weight reduction and metabolic control [4].        -  RYGB, VSG,  LAGB,  and BPD classic  or  duodenal
                                                                 switch  variant (BPD-DS),  are  common  metabolic
              Gastric  bypass  patients lost an  average  of 25% of   operations, each with its own risk-to-benefit ratio.
              their body weight (and  nearly  11% of their body fat),
              gastric band dropped 15% of their weight (and 5.6% of   - Metabolic surgery  should be performed  in high-
              their body fat) and lifestyle group members lost 5.7%   volume centers with multidisciplinary teams.
              of their weight and 3% of their body fat.
                                                                 Defining Goals And Success Of Metabolic
              Bariatric  operations  can directly  improve  glycemic
              control  and  not  merely  weight reduction.  In 90%  it  Surgery
              causes lowering blood sugar, reducing the dosage and   -  The aim of metabolic  surgery  in people  with  T2D
              type of medication required and improving diabetes-  and obesity  is  to improve  their  hyperglycemia  and
              related biochemical abnormalities, e.g. lipedema and   other metabolic derangements, while reducing their
              blood  pressure  control. It can induce remission  in   complications  of diabetes, in order  to improve  their
              78% of patients by bringing blood glucose to normal   long-term health.
              ranges and eliminating the need for medications.



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