Title: RATIONALE FOR BARIATRIC SURGERY IN ADOLESCENTS
1RATIONALE FOR BARIATRIC SURGERY IN ADOLESCENTS
2SCOPE OF THE OBESITY PROBLEM
- 26 of children and adolescents aged 2 to 17
years were overweight (18) or obese (8) -
Canadian Community Health Survey 2004 - For adolescents 12 to 17 yrs - overweight rate
more than doubled and obesity rate tripled over
past 25 yrs
3SCOPE OF THE OBESITY PROBLEM
4SCOPE OF THE OBESITY PROBLEM
- 26 of children and adolescents aged 2 to 17
years were overweight (18) or obese (8) -
Canadian Community Health Survey 2004 - For adolescents 12 to 17 yrs - overweight rate
more than doubled and obesity rate tripled over
past 25 yrs - Obesity during adolescence is the single best
predictor for adult obesity
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6WHY WOULD WE EVEN THINK ABOUT DOING SURGERY FOR
OBESITY IN CHILDREN?
7Whats the best kind of bariatric procedure for
children?
8Whats the best kind of bariatric procedure for
children?
- Malabsorptive
- Restrictive
9Whats the best kind of bariatric procedure for
children?
- Malabsorptive
- Restrictive
- Laparoscopic band
- Roux-en-Y gastric bypass
- Sleeve gastrectomy
10OUTCOMES ADOLESCENTS
OBrien et al. JAMA. 2010 303(6)519-526
11OUTCOMES ADOLESCENTS
Treadwell et al. Ann Surg. 2008 248(5)
12OUTCOMES ADOLESCENTS
13OUTCOMES ADOLESCENTS
14OUTCOMES ADOLESCENTS
CCHMC Bariatric Case Volume(n144 total over 10
years)
15ADOLESCENT BARIATRIC SURGERY IN ONTARIO
- Who should be doing it, and in what kind of
environment?
16ADOLESCENT BARIATRIC SURGERY IN ONTARIO
Children are not just small adults
17ADOLESCENT BARIATRIC SURGERY IN ONTARIO
- Integrated multidisciplinary pediatric-oriented
medical program - Pediatric medical specialties
- Psychosocial support for child and family
- Surgical expertise
- Academic environment as part of overall pediatric
obesity strategy
18SICKKIDS TEAM OBESITY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM (STOMP)
- Multidisciplinary medical/psychosocial program
funded through MOHLTC Diabetes Strategy - Bariatric surgery funded by MOHLTC through
University of Toronto Bariatric Surgery
Collaboration - High Impact Strategies Toward Obesity Reduction
in Youth (HISTORY) multidisciplinary grant funded
by CIHR - Province-wide initiative for obesity prevention
and management
19Intake/Initial Assessment
20Intake/Initial Assessment
Parent Group Support
Adolescent Group Support
Adolescent Individual Appointments Diet/Behaviour/
Exercise
21Intake/Initial Assessment
Parent Group Support
Adolescent Group Support
Adolescent Individual Appointments Diet/Behaviour/
Exercise
3-6 Months
Team Re-Assessment
Ongoing support and treatment
Bariatric surgery
22SICKKIDS EXPERIENCE SO FAR
- Pre-STOMP
- Seven cases
- 4 craniopharyngioma
- 3 morbid obesity
- First two Roux-en-Y bypass
- Excellent weight loss
- Last five laparoscopic band
- All inflated with good initial weight loss
- Two required reoperation
- One removed at 2.5 years - converted to Roux-en-Y
bypass - One removed at 2.0 years - converted to Roux-en-Y
bypass - Weight loss results mixed
23SICKKIDS EXPERIENCE SO FAR
- Post-STOMP
- Nine cases
- 1 craniopharyngioma
- 8 morbid obesity
- First three laparoscopic band
- Excellent weight loss in 1, poor weight loss in 2
- One removed after 10 months - converted to sleeve
gastrectomy - No complications
- Last six
- 3 Roux-en-Y bypass and 3 sleeve gastrectomy
- Excellent early weight loss
- No complications
24SICKKIDS EXPERIENCE SO FAR
25ONGOING ISSUES
?
- What is the best operation for adolescents?
- Laparoscopic band
- Potentially reversible and lower mortality
- Higher complication and reoperation rate
- Lower efficacy
- Roux-en-Y bypass
- Gold standard
- Long term issues with vitamin deficiencies and
compliance in adolescents - Sleeve gastrectomy
26ONGOING ISSUES
- How many funded pediatric centres should there be
in Ontario? - For complex medical care
- For bariatric surgery
- Which model is better?
- Pediatric centre with help from adult surgeons
- Adult centre with help from pediatric medical
specialists - Transitioning to adult centres
27THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION!