Weight-loss surgery may cut heart disease risk in teenagers
Bariatric surgery may minimise the risk of heart diseases in
adolescents who went through the procedure, claimed new research. The
findings showed that bariatric or weight-loss surgery performed during
adolescence may provide unique benefits later in life by minimising the
development and progression of impaired glucose metabolism,
atherosclerosis, heart failure and stroke.
“This is the first large-scale analysis of predictors of change in cardiovascular disease risk factors among adolescents following bariatric surgery,” said a Professor. The study was conducted over 242 adolescents who were diagnosed with heart risk factors at the baseline.
The results found that prior to the bariatric surgery, 33 per cent of the participants had three or more defined cardiovascular disease risk factors. However, three years post-surgery, only 5 per cent of study participants had three or more risk factors; representing significant reduction in the overall likelihood of developing cardiovascular disease later in life.
“The study demonstrated early improvement and reduction of cardio-metabolic risk factors, offering compelling support for bariatric surgery in adolescents,” the Prof. added. Not only weight loss, the surgery also reduced dyslipidemia risk among teenagers — a condition marked by an abnormally increased level of cholesterol present in the blood, when compared to the older people.
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“This is the first large-scale analysis of predictors of change in cardiovascular disease risk factors among adolescents following bariatric surgery,” said a Professor. The study was conducted over 242 adolescents who were diagnosed with heart risk factors at the baseline.
The results found that prior to the bariatric surgery, 33 per cent of the participants had three or more defined cardiovascular disease risk factors. However, three years post-surgery, only 5 per cent of study participants had three or more risk factors; representing significant reduction in the overall likelihood of developing cardiovascular disease later in life.
“The study demonstrated early improvement and reduction of cardio-metabolic risk factors, offering compelling support for bariatric surgery in adolescents,” the Prof. added. Not only weight loss, the surgery also reduced dyslipidemia risk among teenagers — a condition marked by an abnormally increased level of cholesterol present in the blood, when compared to the older people.
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