PubMed ID:
24380645
Public Release Type:
Journal
Publication Year: 2014
Affiliation: 1 Department of Medicine, Oregon Health & Science University , Portland, Oregon.
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1089/met.2013.0116
Authors:
Kleiner DE,
King WC,
King WC,
Adenijii A,
Barker J,
Belle SH,
Berk PD,
Berk PD,
Bessler M,
Bowden R,
Capasso M,
Cassady C,
Chang L,
Chapman W,
Chen LJ,
Costa C,
Costa R,
Courcoulas AP,
Courcoulas AP,
Cummings DE,
Dakin G,
Daud A,
Dellinger EP,
Deveney C,
Dohm L,
Eagleton J,
Ebel F,
Eid G,
Ericson H,
Evans M,
Flum DR,
Fouse M,
Gagner M,
Garcia L,
Geary S,
Golub K,
Gourash W,
Greene S,
Horlick M,
Howell M,
Hsieh J,
Hsu J,
Hunter J,
Iacono L,
Inabnet WB,
Inabnet WB,
Kip K,
Kuller LH,
Kwiatkowski J,
LABS Research Group,
Lancaster K,
Laut J,
Leishear K,
Lobdell H 4th,
Lovaas E,
MacDougall A,
Martin D,
McCloskey CA,
Mercurio R,
Miles CW,
Mitchell JE,
Moher E,
Monson T,
Moonka R,
Mwelu J,
Oelschlager B,
O'Rourke R,
Patterson E,
Patterson EJ,
Pender J,
Pender J,
Pomp A,
Pomp A,
Pories W,
Purnell J,
Purnell JQ,
Ramanathan R,
Raum W,
Raum WJ,
Ross R,
Schrope B,
Schrope B,
Search R,
Seibenick OA,
Selzer F,
Selzer F,
Shirley E,
Smith M,
Smith MD,
Sorenson C,
Staten MA,
Steffen KJ,
Steptoe S,
Strain G,
Thirlby R,
Tran T,
Ude A,
vander-Werff L,
Wahed A,
Wolfe BM,
Wolfe BM,
Wright A,
Yanovski SZ
Studies:
Longitudinal Assessment of Bariatric Surgery
Metabolic syndrome is associated with higher risk for cardiovascular disease, sleep apnea, and nonalcoholic steatohepatitis, all common conditions in patients referred for bariatric surgery, and it may predict early postoperative complications. The objective of this study was to determine the prevalence of metabolic syndrome, defined using updated National Cholesterol Education Program criteria, in adults undergoing bariatric surgery and compare the prevalence of baseline co-morbid conditions and select operative and 30-day postoperative outcomes by metabolic syndrome status.