Table 1 Basal demographic characteristics, comorbidities and type of bariatric surgery of studied population (n = 130)
From: Are there really any predictive factors for a successful weight loss after bariatric surgery?
Age (years) | 48 ± 9 |
|---|---|
Female | 106 (81.5%) |
Body weight at first evaluation (kg) | 123.5 (109–133) |
BMI at first evaluation (kg/m2) BMI > 50 kg/m2 | 48 (42–51) 52 (40%) |
Loss of 10% or more EBW before surgery | 46 (35%) |
Impaired Fasting glucose Type 2 diabetes mellitus | 41 (31%) 34 (26%) |
Hypertension | 74 (57%) |
Dyslipidemia | 38 (29%) |
Hypothyroidism | 36 (28%) |
Previous cardiovascular event | 6 (5%) |
Sleep apnea | 35 (27%) |
Osteoarthrosis | 27 (21%) |
Previous abdominal surgery | 66 (51%) |
Depression or anxiety | 18 (14%) |
Type of surgery | |
RYGB | 49 (38%) |
OAGB | 64 (49%) |
Gastric sleeve | 17 (13%) |