Nutrición Hospitalaria (Oct 2006)
Técnicas en cirugía bariátrica: experiencia en 78 casos Techniques of bariatric surgery: analysis of 78 cases
Abstract
Objetivos: La cirugía bariátrica ha demostrado su eficacia en pérdida de peso y reducción de comorbilidades en el obeso mórbido. Los objetivos de nuestro trabajo fueron: evaluar los resultados con las técnicas de Scopinaro y Bypass gástrico, mediante cirugía abierta y laparoscópica. Material y métodos: 78 pacientes con obesidad mórbida intervenidos desde el año 2000 al 2005. 50 pacientes fueron intervenidos por cirugía abierta y 28 por laparoscopia. Se realizó bypass gástrico en 54 pacientes, la técnica Scopinaro en 20 y gastroplastia vertical anillada en 3. El tiempo de seguimiento fue desde 6 y 60 meses. Se recogieron los resultados obtenidos con las diversas técnicas y vías quirúrgicas. Resultados: El porcentaje de pacientes con pérdida de exceso de peso inferior al 50% a los dos años fue del 5% y del 13%, y superior al 75% fue del 55% y del 40% en el bypass gástrico y el Scopiraro respectivamente. Todas las comorbilidades mejoraron significativamente. La estancia media fue inferior (p Objetives: Bariatric surgery has demonstrated its efficacy in weight loss and in reducing the comorbidities in the morbid obesity patient. The objectives of this study were to analyze the effectiveness and complication of the Scopinaro and gastric bypass techniques as well as the results from open surgery verses laparoscopy. Design: Retrospective study from 1999-2005. Subject and methods: 78 patients with morbid obesity were operated. 50 patients underwent open surgery and 28 underwent laparoscopy. Gastric bypass was performed in 54 patients, Scopinaro was performed in 20 patients and Vertical Banded Gastroplasty (VBG) was performed in 3 patients. The follow up time was between 6 and 60 months. The results obtained with Scopinaro and gastric bypass were compared as well as the results from open surgery verses laparoscopy. Results: The percentage of patients with a percent of excess weight loss under 50% in two years was of 5% and 13%, and the excess weight loss over 75% was of 55% ad 40% in the gastric bypass and the Scopinaro technique respectively. All the comorbidities improved.The average stay was decreased in the case of laparoscopy.The non-nutritional complications were increased for most cases in open surgery with the emphasis in eventrations, infections of the wound and respiratory complications. The nutritional complications were superior with Scopinaro´s technique. Conclusions: Based on our study, we would recommend the performance of gastric bypass for laparoscopy due to the reduced average stay and less nutritional and surgical complications. The literature results vary and therefore we consider necessary further control and random studies to correctly establish these comparisons.
