Titlebook: Emergency Surgery in Obese Patients; Diego Foschi,Giuseppe Navarra Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclus

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-98074-2and death. Infection, sepsis, septic shock, cardiac and respiratory comorbidities are the main causes of death related to obesity: they should be considered when predicting surgical risk before surgery.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-6436-5ents present only tachycardia (surgical pulse) as a sign. A conservative medical attitude is privileged even if it is associated with a high rate of recurrences, while surgery is applied to cases showing no improvement after 48–72?h. Laparoscopy has taken the place of traditional laparotomy as an elective treatment for obese patients.

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Frailty of the Obese Patient and the Obesity Paradox After Surgical Stressand death. Infection, sepsis, septic shock, cardiac and respiratory comorbidities are the main causes of death related to obesity: they should be considered when predicting surgical risk before surgery.

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Bowel Obstruction in Obese Patientsents present only tachycardia (surgical pulse) as a sign. A conservative medical attitude is privileged even if it is associated with a high rate of recurrences, while surgery is applied to cases showing no improvement after 48–72?h. Laparoscopy has taken the place of traditional laparotomy as an elective treatment for obese patients.

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Metabolic Complications After Bariatric Surgery: The False Acute Abdomenular emphasis will be given to the elements of clinical history and presenting symptoms that can help in making a correct differential diagnosis, avoiding the need for costly, time-consuming and more invasive diagnostic tests and examinations.

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Postoperative Complications in the Intensive Care Unito the intensive care unit. Understanding the risk factors for postoperative complications, as well as preventing or quickly recognizing these complications, may help clinicians improve the postoperative course of bariatric patients.

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