Nutritional Follow Up after Bariatric Surgery and Medical Adjuvant Therapy

Dear Colleagues,

With an increasing number of bariatric procedures performed worldwide, the significant issue of weight regain is becoming more prevalent, and long term follow up represents a major issue that revisional bariatric surgery will need to address in the upcoming years. In the literature, there is a paucity of long-term data following bariatric surgery concerning nutritional status and different deficiencies. The purpose of this Special Issue will be to evaluate different clinical series regarding the long-term weight outcomes after different bariatric surgeries. It will be equally important to analyse the patient perspectives on post-bariatric surgery nutritional supplementation, the clinical effect of different deficiencies, and also the role of new adjuvant therapy.

We are convinced that the manuscripts included in the current Special Issue will encourage  various centres to report their experiences.

Prof. Dr. David Nocca
Dr. Marius Nedelcu
Guest Editors

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