Prevalência De Sinais E Sintomas De Disbiose Intestinal E Sua Relação Com O Sucesso Ou Insucesso Na Perda Do Excesso De Peso (%Pep) Em Pacientes Bariátricos

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Alt: Study on symptoms and diagnosis of irritable bowel syndrome, highlighting prevalence and risk factors.

Prevalência De Sinais E Sintomas De Disbiose Intestinal E Sua Relação Com O Sucesso Ou Insucesso Na Perda Do Excesso De Peso (%Pep) Em Pacientes Bariátricos

Mônica Fernandez
Mônica Fernandez
Elias Jirjoss Ilias
Elias Jirjoss Ilias
Wilson Rodrigues De Freitas Junior
Wilson Rodrigues De Freitas Junior
Mônica De Aguiar
Mônica De Aguiar
Medeiros
Medeiros
Klícya Macena Da Silva
Klícya Macena Da Silva
Jéssica Leite Filho
Jéssica Leite Filho
Patrícia Colombo-Souza
Patrícia Colombo-Souza
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To investigate the signs and symptoms of intestinal dysbiosis and its relationship with weight loss (% WBS) and postoperative time in Bariatric patients. METHOD: Cross-sectional observational study. Stories – patients with surgical time 2 to 7 years attended at the Nutrition outpatient clinic of a Public Hospital. To verify the possible presence of intestinal dysbiosis, the metabolic tracking questionnaire (QRM) and the Bristol Scale will be applied. RESULT: 44 female patients without comorbidities were chosen. Group I (Success) with N.31 and Group II (Failure) with N.13. There was no statistical difference between the groups regarding the QRM and Bristol Scale in the pre- or postoperative period.

Prevalência De Sinais E Sintomas De Disbiose Intestinal E Sua Relação Com O Sucesso Ou Insucesso Na Perda Do Excesso De Peso (%Pep) Em Pacientes Bariátricos

To investigate the signs and symptoms of intestinal dysbiosis and its relationship with weight loss (% WBS) and postoperative time in Bariatric patients. METHOD: Cross-sectional observational study. Stories – patients with surgical time 2 to 7 years attended at the Nutrition outpatient clinic of a Public Hospital. To verify the possible presence of intestinal dysbiosis, the metabolic tracking questionnaire (QRM) and the Bristol Scale will be applied. RESULT: 44 female patients without comorbidities were chosen. Group I (Success) with N.31 and Group II (Failure) with N.13. There was no statistical difference between the groups regarding the QRM and Bristol Scale in the pre- or postoperative period.

Mônica Fernandez
Mônica Fernandez
Elias Jirjoss Ilias
Elias Jirjoss Ilias
Wilson Rodrigues De Freitas Junior
Wilson Rodrigues De Freitas Junior
Mônica De Aguiar
Mônica De Aguiar
Medeiros
Medeiros
Klícya Macena Da Silva
Klícya Macena Da Silva
Jéssica Leite Filho
Jéssica Leite Filho
Patrícia Colombo-Souza
Patrícia Colombo-Souza

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Mônica Fernandez. 2026. “. Unknown Journal GJMR-I Volume 22 (GJMR Volume 22 Issue I2): .

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Prevalência De Sinais E Sintomas De Disbiose Intestinal E Sua Relação Com O Sucesso Ou Insucesso Na Perda Do Excesso De Peso (%Pep) Em Pacientes Bariátricos

Mônica Fernandez
Mônica Fernandez
Elias Jirjoss Ilias
Elias Jirjoss Ilias
Wilson Rodrigues De Freitas Junior
Wilson Rodrigues De Freitas Junior
Mônica De Aguiar
Mônica De Aguiar
Medeiros
Medeiros
Klícya Macena Da Silva
Klícya Macena Da Silva
Jéssica Leite Filho
Jéssica Leite Filho
Patrícia Colombo-Souza
Patrícia Colombo-Souza

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