Bariatric Times

MARS/Supplement 2012

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Metabolic Applied Research Strategy The BARIATRIC SURGERY: BEYOND RE STRICTION AND MALABSORPTION Metabolic Surgery—Alteration of the gastrointestinal tract that affects cellular and molecular signaling leading to a physiologic improvement in energy balance, nutrient utilization, and metabolic disorders INTRODUCTION BARIATRIC SURGERY THE ROAD AHEAD • MYTHS ASSOCIATED WITH OBESITY AND BARIATRIC SURGERY MYTH 1 Weight can be reliably controlled by voluntarily adjusting energy balance through diet and exercise • MYTH 2 Bariatric surgery induces weight loss primarily by mechanical restriction and nutrient malabsorption • MYTH 3 Vertical sleeve gastrectomy is not a metabolic procedure • MYTH 4 Diabetes improvement after bariatric surgery is dependent on weight loss • MYTH 5 Patient behavior is the primary determinant of outcomes after bariatric surgery • CONCLUSION METABOLIC AND BARIATRIC SURGERY NEW INSIGHTS PROVIDE NEW OPPORTUNITIES Sponsored by: Volume 9 • Number 6 • June 2012 • Supplement C Initiative

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