Síntomas digestivos y calidad de vida posterior a cirugía bariátrica: Comparacion entre bypass gástrico y gastrectomía vertical

Sleve gastrectomy has won popularity between surgeons by less complexity, less operative time and resolution of comorbilities. Objectives: compare quality of life and digestive symptoms in patients with vertical gastrectomy and patients with gastric bypass. Methods: descriptive study, type cohort, a...

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Published: 2014
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10872/7886
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Summary:Sleve gastrectomy has won popularity between surgeons by less complexity, less operative time and resolution of comorbilities. Objectives: compare quality of life and digestive symptoms in patients with vertical gastrectomy and patients with gastric bypass. Methods: descriptive study, type cohort, applying scales giqoli and sf-36, to both groups. Place: Dr. Domingo Luciani Hospital, Caracas, Venezuela, Between August 2008 and August 2011. Results: were included 30 patients with vertical gastrectomy and 30 patients with gastric bypass. The score Giqoli was 123 ± 12 in vertical gastrectomy and 116 ± 14 in bypass (P = 0,028) being significant stactistically, at the expense of digestives symptoms (P = 0,045). In sf – 36, the vitality exceeded in the gastric bypass compared with the patients of sleeve gastric (P = 0,025). Conclusions: the patients with sleeve gastric have higher scores of gastrointestinal quality of life than patients with gastric bypass.