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Zaključak

            Gojaznost je gorući problem koji poprima epidemijske razmere širom sveta. Lečenju gojaznosti
            mora se pristupiti multidisciplinarno, što podrazumeva učešće nutricionista, endokrinologa, hirurga,
            anesteziologa i drugih specijalnosti, uključujući i psihijatre i psihologe. Prvi korak u lečenju je
            promena životnog stila, što se pre svega odnosi na povećanje fizičke aktivnosti i promenu navika u
            ishrani. Dijete se moraju sprovoditi strogo kontrolisano, što uključuje i hospitalnu primenu dijeta,

            uz istovremenu brigu o prisutnim komorbiditetima koji su često direktna posledica gojaznosti. Od
            udruženih bolesti najčešći je dijabetes melitus tip 2, a vrlo često su prisutni i opstruktivna slip apneja,
            hipertenzija, koronarna bolest, gastroezofagealna refluksna bolest i mnoge druge.


            Hirurško lečenje gojaznosti se sprovodi po strogo utvrđenim indikacijama i uz obaveznu prethodnu
            redukciju telesne mase dijetom. Preporučene hirurške tehnike su minimalno invazivne - endoskopske
            procedure, među kojima su najznačajnije Laparoscopic Sleeve Gastrectomy i Laparoscopic Roux-en-Y
            Gastric Bypass. Redukcija telesne mase daje povoljne efekte na metaboličke i druge komorbiditete i
            dovodi do popravljanja opšteg telesnog i mentalnog zdravlja.





            Abstract

            Obesity occurs when nutrient intake exceeds consumption. Obesity, especially extreme obesity, is a major health problem
            because it implies the presence of metabolic disorders and other comorbidities, which seriously impair the functioning of
            individuals and society as a whole, due to the epidemic proportions of this disorder in developed countries of the world.
            The treatment of extreme obesity implies great motivation of patients and the participation of a multidisciplinary team
            to achieve good results and simultaneously improve associated diseases, which are most often a direct consequence
            of obesity. Surgical treatment of obesity (bariatric/metabolic surgery) is taking an increasingly important place, with
            mandatory prior implementation of a medically controlled diet and a  lifestyle change, which implies an increase in physical
            activity and a change in eating habits. Modern surgical techniques in bariatric surgery are minimally invasive - endoscopic.
            They can be restrictive, malabsorptive, and combined, and the most commonly performed are Laparoscopic Sleeve
            Gastrectomy and Laparoscopic Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass. Surgical treatment of obesity also gives good long-term results
            and beneficial effects on metabolic disorders and other comorbidities with minimal risk of postoperative complications.

            Keywords: obesity, multidisciplinary treatment, bariatric surgery, surgical techniques, postoperative complications





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