Five-Year Changes in Weight and Diabetes Status After Bariatric Surgery for Craniopharyngioma-Related Hypothalamic Obesity: a Case-Control Study.

Pauline FaucherClaire CaretteAnne-Sophie JannotBlandine Gatta-CherifiAlexis Van StraatenMarie-Astrid PiquetGerald RaverotMaud AlligierThibault BatisseOlivier ZieglerDelphine DruiMarion BretaultNicolas FarigonKarem SlimLaurent GenserTigran PoghosyanKarina VychnevskaiaClaire BlanchardMaud RobertCaroline GronnierChristine PoitouSébastien Czernichow

Published in: Obesity surgery (2022)

Bariatric surgery induced a significant weight loss in the craniopharyngioma group at 1 and 5 years, but less than in common obesity. SG may be more effective than RYGB but this remains to be demonstrated in a larger cohort.

Keyphrases

weight loss
bariatric surgery
roux en y gastric bypass
glycemic control
gastric bypass
obese patients
type diabetes
weight gain
cardiovascular disease
diabetic rats
high glucose
metabolic syndrome
drug induced
body mass index
adipose tissue
stress induced