Six-Month Post-surgery Follow-Up
OSA, reflux symptoms, pain, diabetic, LBP
REMISSION, COMPLICATIONS, REFLUX
At 6 months, the BMI ranged from 26 to 51 kg/mSix-month data of the study patientsa: Concerning comorbidities, remission was evident in all diabetic patients in both groups. Significant improvement and complete resolution occurred in 38.5% and 61.5%, respectively, of the OAGB group compared to 27.3% and 72.7%, respectively, of the long LBP group, with no significant difference (Regarding OSA risk, most patients (96.8%) in the OAGB group and all patients in the long BPL RYGB group (100%) turned out to be low risk (Joint pain remission was reported in all patients in both groups. Significant improvement occurred in all patients of the OAGB group and most patients (90.9%) of the long LBP group. Only one patient revealed complete resolution in the long LBP RYGB group, with no significant difference (About one-quarter (22.6%) of the OAGB group experienced reflux symptoms, while no reflux symptoms were reported in the long LBP group (No major complications or mortality were encountered during the follow-up.