Arquivos de neuro-psiquiatria · 2012
Neurological complications following bariatric surgery.
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Fragoso Yara Dadalti, Alves-Leon Soniza Vieira, Anacleto Andréa de Carvalho, Brooks Joseph Bruno Bidin, Gama Paulo Diniz da, Gomes Sidney, Gonçalves Marcus Vinicius Magno, Lin Katia, Lopes Josiane, Kaimen-Maciel Damacio Ramon, Malfetano Fabiola Haschid, Martins Gladys Lentz, Oliveira Francisco Tomaz Menezes de, Oliveira Leonardo Dornas, Schlindwein-Zanini Rachel
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: It was to report on Brazilian cases of neurological complications from bariatric surgery. The literature on the subject is scarce.
METHOD: Cases attended by neurologists in eight different Brazilian cities were collected and described in the present study.
RESULTS: Twenty-six cases were collected in this study. Axonal polyneuropathy was the most frequent neurological complication, but cases of central demyelination, Wernicke syndrome, optical neuritis, radiculits, meralgia paresthetica and compressive neuropathies were also identified. Twenty-one patients (80%) had partial or no recovery from the neurological signs and symptoms.
CONCLUSION: Bariatric surgery, a procedure that is continuously increasing in popularity, is not free of potential neurological complications that should be clearly presented to the individual undergoing this type of surgery. Although a clear cause-effect relation cannot be established for the present cases, the cumulative literature on the subject makes it important to warn the patient of the potential risks of this procedure.
METHOD: Cases attended by neurologists in eight different Brazilian cities were collected and described in the present study.
RESULTS: Twenty-six cases were collected in this study. Axonal polyneuropathy was the most frequent neurological complication, but cases of central demyelination, Wernicke syndrome, optical neuritis, radiculits, meralgia paresthetica and compressive neuropathies were also identified. Twenty-one patients (80%) had partial or no recovery from the neurological signs and symptoms.
CONCLUSION: Bariatric surgery, a procedure that is continuously increasing in popularity, is not free of potential neurological complications that should be clearly presented to the individual undergoing this type of surgery. Although a clear cause-effect relation cannot be established for the present cases, the cumulative literature on the subject makes it important to warn the patient of the potential risks of this procedure.