Metabolic and bariatric surgery: Postoperative management

RECOMMENDATIONS 1. HCPs can encourage PLWO who have undergone MBS to participate in and maximise their access to behavioural interventions and allied health services at an MBS centre (Level 2a, Grade B). 2. We suggest that MBS centres communicate a comprehensive care plan to primary HCPs for patient...

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Vydáno v:South African medical journal Ročník 115; číslo 10b; s. e3768
Hlavní autoři: Skelton, J, Murphy, A, Conradie-Smit, M, May, W
Médium: Journal Article
Jazyk:angličtina
Vydáno: South African Medical Association 04.11.2025
Témata:
Bariatric surgery
Guideline
Metabolic surgery
Obesity
Post-operative
South Africa
ISSN:0256-9574, 2078-5135
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Shrnutí:RECOMMENDATIONS 1. HCPs can encourage PLWO who have undergone MBS to participate in and maximise their access to behavioural interventions and allied health services at an MBS centre (Level 2a, Grade B). 2. We suggest that MBS centres communicate a comprehensive care plan to primary HCPs for patients who are discharged, including MBS procedure, emergency contact numbers, annual blood tests required, long-term vitamin and mineral supplements, medications, behavioural interventions, and when to refer back (Level 4, Grade D, Consensus). 3. We suggest that after a PLWO has been discharged from the MBS centre, HCPs should annually review nutritional intake, activity, compliance with multivitamin and mineral supplements and weight, as well as assess comorbidities, order laboratory tests to assess for nutritional deficiencies, and investigate abnormal results and treat as required (Level 4, Grade D, Consensus). 4. We suggest that HCPs consider referral back to the MBS centre or to a local bariatric medicine specialist for technical or gastrointestinal symptoms, nutritional issues, pregnancy, psychological support, weight regain, or other medical issues related to MBS as described in this chapter (Level 4, Grade D, Consensus). 5. We suggest that MBS centres provide appropriate follow-up and laboratory tests at regular intervals after surgery with access to appropriate HCPs (dietitian, nurse, social worker, surgeon, bariatric physician, psychologist/psychiatrist) until discharge/referral to primary care level is deemed appropriate for the patient (Level 4, Grade D, Consensus).
ISSN:0256-9574
2078-5135
DOI:10.7196/SAMJ.2025.v115i9b.3768