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Preoperative Carbohydrate "Addiction" Does Not Predict Weight Loss after Laparoscopic Gastric Bypass
Background: Weight loss after laparoscopic Roux-en-Y gastric bypass (LRYGBP) varies. Dietary habits that exist preoperatively
may continue after surgery and affect weight loss. This study investigated the hypothesis that preoperative carbohydrate addiction
would predict weight loss after laparoscopic gastric bypass. Methods: 104 consecutive patients in our LRYGBP program were
included in the study. A preoperative survey was used to determine level of carbohydrate craving. This survey was scored from
0 to 60. A higher score indicated a higher level of carbohydrate addiction. Percentage of excess weight loss (%EWL) was determined
after at least 1 year postoperatively in all patients. Results: Data were available in 95 (91%) of the patients. There was
no correlation seen between level of carbohydrate addiction and %EWL at 1 year (r=0.02; P=NS). In addition, we looked at patients with successful weight loss (>50% %EWL; n=83) versus those patients who were considered
unsuccessful (<50% EWL; n=12). There was no statistical difference in the level of preoperative carbohydrate craving between
these 2 groups (36±13 vs 33±15; P=NS). Conclusions: Consistently large carbohydrate intake preoperatively does not predict weight loss after LRYGBP. High level
of carbohydrate addiction is not a contraindication to LRYGBP. 相似文献
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Nicolas Evzonas 《British Journal of Psychotherapy》2021,37(2):263-279
This article discusses the connection between the compulsive use of toxic substances and the shortcomings of the family environment. It provides a detailed account of the author's experience with an adult patient in a psychoanalytically oriented mental health care institution in France and argues that drug abuse can be conceived as a self-calming strategy and an effort to be without the other. The coexistence of neurotic and psychotic mechanisms in the patient's mental function is highlighted and discussed in the light of structural psychopathology. Finally, French institutional psychotherapy, as a dynamic and tolerant form of psychiatry that emphasizes multi-transference in response to the split-off elements of the psychotic ego, highlights the pertinence of treating psychotic drug addiction in a pluralistic framework. 相似文献
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Background: It is common for bariatric patients to experience postoperative nausea, depression and remorse for several months
following surgery. Difficulty exists for the surgeon in delineating the physical from the psychological in treating these
patients. Preoperative education, evaluation and preparation, although essential, will not identify nor eliminate all potential
problems. Methods: We report the case history of a patient who ultimately underwent reversal of her gastric bypass. Her symptoms
required multiple procedures and hospital admissions for what appeared to be anatomical problems. All procedures were done
laparoscopically. Results: The patient's main complaints of persistent nausea and abdominal pain combined with radiographic
evidence of sub-optimal anatomic construct led to multiple operative procedures. Psychological intervention relative to the
persistent nausea and abdominal pain was ineffectual, although the supportive and consistent nature of the psychotherapy relationship
was useful in overall patient stability and emotional well being. Complete reversal of the bypass did not effect improvement.
Ultimately, the diagnosis of narcotic withdrawal prompted the institution of methadone treatment with complete cessation of
the symptoms of nausea and pain. Conclusions:The diagnosis of narcotic withdrawal syndrome can be difficult in the postoperative
bariatric patient. Psychological evaluation and support are essential elements of the program throughout the entire course
of a patient's treatment experience. Laparoscopic techniques simplified the surgical care of this patient. 相似文献
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