The Impact of the Preoperative Red Blood Cell Distribution Width Value on Weight Loss Estimation After Sleeve Gastrectomy
Diğer yayınlar > Diğer · 2022
Yazarlar: KAMİL ERÖZKAN, Özgür FIRAT, Halit Batuhan DEMİR, SAFA VATANSEVER, Taylan Özgür SEZER, Muhtar Sinan ERSİN
Diğer, Uluslararası, 2022,
Özet
Abstract PurposeMorbid obesity is a common health problem. One of the most effective methods for losing weight is surgery. There are many studies to predict weight loss after surgery and these studies generally preferred inflammatory parameters, especially C-reactive protein. We aimed to evaluate whether RDW has a predictive impact on weight loss after obesity surgery.MethodsThis was a single-institution retrospective study. The lowest weight and BMI were determined and %EBMIL and %EWL were calculated. Multiple linear regression analysis was used to determine the variables affecting the %EBMIL and %EWL values. In univariate analysis between dependent and independent variables and descriptive and clinical characteristics, variables with a p-value of <0.25 were considered as confounding factors. Surgery of patients with %EMBIL ³ 50% and %EWL ³ 25% was consideredResultsHundred and ten patients were included in the study. The %EBMIL values of patients with RDW>14.5% were 10.51 units lower than patients with RDW≤14.5%. The %EWL values are 5.17 units lower. In the evaluation of successful surgeries, the probability of failure for those with RDW>14.5% is 10.93 times higher for %EBMIL and 21.55 times for %EWL.ConclusionPreoperative RDW value can be used as a predictor of weight loss and surgical success after sleeve gastrectomy. It can provide an idea about whether the patient will lose enough weight and the success of the surgery. This study will shed light on larger studies that will examine the effect of inflammatory parameters on weight loss after bariatric surgery.