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Area of Science:

Medical rehabilitation
Obesity surgery outcomes
Physiatry

Background:

Bariatric surgery has rapidly advanced, creating a need to understand the rehabilitation requirements of this growing patient population.
Gaps exist in knowledge regarding long-term care, particularly for the locomotor system, following bariatric procedures.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe bariatric patients and interventions, focusing on potentially disabling features, especially those affecting the locomotor system.
To highlight the importance of comprehensive rehabilitation strategies for individuals undergoing bariatric surgery.

Main Methods:

Review of reported protocols and clinical experience regarding bariatric patient management.
Consideration of long-term and lifelong needs, including lifestyle and physical activity modifications across various settings.
Inclusion of diverse patient demographics, from adolescents to the elderly, undergoing bariatric interventions.

Main Results:

Bariatric surgery successfully addresses metabolic, cardiovascular, and cancer comorbidities.
Benefits for musculoskeletal health and physical performance post-surgery are not fully established but show promise.
Evidence suggests favorable rehabilitation outcomes in physical, social, and workplace activities with appropriate protocols.

Conclusions:

Physiatric expertise is vital for bariatric teams, though its integration varies globally.
While obesity alleviation is a primary goal, it's insufficient for complete physical normalization; addressing physical deficits is essential.
Recommendations are provided to improve the physical rehabilitation and normalization of patients post-bariatric surgery.