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Indicators of the Surgery

  • Indicators of Surgery

  • Presence of serious sequelae of morbid obesity

  • 30 kg overweight or a BMI> 33 kg/m2 for more than 5 years with at least one 
     co-morbidity (ASIA PACIFIC GUIDELINES)

  • BMI > 37 with or without co-morbidities

  • Failure of sustained weight loss on supervised dietary and conservative approaches
    (or multiple unsuccessful attempts at Weight loss with non-surgical methods)

  • Absence of an endocrine cause
  • Acceptable operative risk
  • Compulsive eaters

  • Educated, compliant patient. Demonstrate willingness to maintaining dietary 
    g uidelines and other follow-up care.
  • Have support from family, spouse, or close friends.

  • Surgery is not recommended for the mentally ill or impaired, patients known to abuse
      alcohol or drugs, or those with an eating disorder such as bulimia.

 

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