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Background: Bariatric surgery (BS) is the most effective procedure in the management of obesity, achieving a significant decrease in energy intake. Aim: To measure calorie and macronutrient intake in patients subjected to gastric bypass (GBP) or sleeve gastrectomy (SG). Material and Methods: We studied 53 patients subjected to SG and 27 subjected to GBP, who were in the first, second or sixth postoperative month. A food frequency consumption survey was applied by specialized nutritionists and their nutritional status was assessed. Results: Mean calorie intake in months 1, 2 and 6 were 505, 600 and 829.8 kcal, respectively. A significantly higher intake was observed at month 1 in patients with those subjected to SG, compared with GBP patients. Protein consumption was <60 g/d, except at 6 months in patients with GBP. At months 1, 2 and 6, mean consumption of lipids were 17, 28 and 30 g/day, respectively. The figures for carbohydrates were 42, 31 and 77 g/day, respectively. At month 1, patients with GBP had a higher BMI, equalizing at 6 months with those of SG. At 6 months 37% of patients had a normal body mass index and 17% remained obese. A negative correlation was observed between weight loss and energy intake during the first month (rho: −0.40; p = 0.033). Conclusions: Patients subjected to BS had a low calorie and macronutrient intake in the first six postoperative months. Their calorie intake is negatively associated with weight loss, mainly during the first postoperative month.
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Humans , Obesity, Morbid/surgery , Gastric Bypass , Bariatric Surgery , Energy Intake , Treatment Outcome , Eating , GastrectomyABSTRACT
RESUMEN La cirugía bariátrica (CB) ha demostrado ser una alternativa segura y eficaz para la resolución de la obesidad y sus comorbilidades. Parte del éxito de la CB, radica en el manejo nutricional del paciente, para lo que se requiere de un equipo médico-nutricional, entrenado en nutrición bariátrica, con el objetivo de evitar déficit nutricional y modificar hábitos a largo plazo. En la actualidad, no existe en Chile un consenso sobre el protocolo de manejo nutricional pre y post CB. El objetivo del 1er Consenso Chileno de Nutricionistas en Cirugía Bariátrica, es ser una guía para los nutricionistas que asisten a pacientes bariátricos. Este documento resume el trabajo realizado por los Nutricionistas de Sociedad Chilena de Cirugía Bariátrica y Metabólica (SCCBM), quienes durante 5 años trabajaron en reuniones presenciales y comisiones de estudio, revisando evidencias científicas, guías de tratamiento y recomendaciones de expertos, que fundamentarán las recomendaciones alimentario nutricional para cada tema. El resultado es un documento que homologa criterios para el manejo nutricional de pacientes bariátricos y genera los tópicos mínimos para asegurar la atención nutricional de calidad en los equipos bariátricos chilenos.
ABSTRACT Bariatric surgery (BS) has proven to be a safe and effective alternative for the resolution of obesity and its comorbidities. Part of the success of BS lies in the nutritional management of the patient, for which a medical-nutritional team, trained in bariatric nutrition, is required with the aim of modifying long-term habits and avoiding nutritional deficit. At present, there is no consensus in Chile on the pre-and post-BS nutritional management protocol. The objective of the 1st Consensus of Chilean Nutritionists on Bariatric Surgery is to be a guide for nutritionists who assist bariatric patients. This document summarizes the work done by Nutritionists of the Chilean Society of Bariatric and Metabolic Surgery (SCCBM), who, during 5 years, worked in face-to-face meetings and study commissions, reviewing scientific evidence, treatment guides and expert recommendations, which will support nutritional nutrition recommendations for each topic. The result is a document that standardizes criteria for the nutritional management of bariatric patients and generates the minimum topics to ensure quality nutritional care for Chilean bariatric teams.