International Conference On Obesity And Metabolic Surgery (ICOMMS-26)

About the event

*Advances in metabolic surgery — newer surgical techniques and innovations used to treat obesity and related metabolic conditions. *Bariatric surgery outcomes — evidence on the short- and long-term effectiveness of bariatric procedures. *Patient selection — factors to consider when determining which patients may benefit from metabolic or bariatric surgery. *Management of obesity-related conditions — how metabolic surgery can affect conditions such as diabetes and other obesity-associated comorbidities. *Postoperative nutrition — nutritional requirements and dietary management following bariatric surgery. *Lifestyle interventions after surgery — approaches involving physical activity, behavior change, and long-term weight management. *Postoperative care and complications — strategies for monitoring patients and addressing potential complications. *Multidisciplinary obesity care — collaboration among surgeons, physicians, dietitians, psychologists, and other healthcare professionals. *Psychological support — addressing behavioral and psychological needs before and after obesity surgery. *Quality of life and long-term weight management — understanding how surgery can influence patients' health and quality of life over time. *Surgery for high-risk and adolescent patients — considerations for managing more complex patient groups. *Cost-effectiveness and healthcare impact — evaluating the economic and broader healthcare implications of metabolic surgery. *Ethics and patient education — informed decision-making, ethical considerations, and helping patients understand their treatment options. *Future trends and research — emerging technologies, research gaps, and future directions in metabolic surgery.