Impact of preoperative weight-loss interventions on outcomes after elective non-bariatric surgery: meta-analysis.

Despite heterogeneity in study design and surgical populations, the evidence consistently demonstrated that weight-loss interventions are feasible, safe, and can reduce postoperative complications across various surgical specialties alongside improving many outcomes.

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2025-12-29
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https://doi.org/10.1093/bjsopen/zrag001
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Bariatric Surgery and Outcomes
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Impact of preoperative weight-loss interventions on outcomes after elective non-bariatric surgery: meta-analysis.

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Impact of preoperative weight-loss interventions on outcomes after elective non-bariatric surgery: meta-analysis.

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Despite heterogeneity in study design and surgical populations, the evidence consistently demonstrated that weight-loss interventions are feasible, safe, and can reduce postoperative complications across various surgical specialties alongside improving many outcomes.

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Anhui Medical University (CN), University of Oxford (GB)
Good health and well-being
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