FEMALE AND MALE MORBIDLY OBESE SURGICAL PATIENTS VARY SIGNIFICANTLY IN PRE- OPERATIVE CLINICAL CHARACTERISTCS: ANALYSIS OF 67,514 BARIATRIC SURGERY PATIENTS.

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FEMALE AND MALE MORBIDLY OBESE SURGICAL PATIENTS VARY SIGNIFICANTLY IN PRE- OPERATIVE CLINICAL CHARACTERISTCS: ANALYSIS OF 67,514 BARIATRIC SURGERY PATIENTS Christopher Bashian, D.O., Gus J Slotman, M.D. Department of Surgery, Inspira Health Network, Vineland, NJ Background Methods Female vs. Male Variation in Morbid Obesity Medical Co-Morbidities and Psychological/Behavioral Parameters While more women than men undergo bariatric surgery, differences between the sexes in obesity-related pre-operative clinical conditions have not been investigated. Since the obesity epidemic now brings obesity to every surgical practice, every clinical insight helps.The objective of this study was to identify variations in age, BMI, and the incidence of obesity co-morbidities between morbidly obese women and men. Pre-operative clinical data on 53,292 women and 14, 222 men in the Surgical Review Corporation’s BOLD database who underwent adjustable gastric band (AGB) was examined retrospectively. Female versus male age and BMI, race, insurance, and the frequency of major obesity co-morbidities were compared by ANOVA and the Chi-squared equation. CARDIO-PULMONARY CO-MORBIDITIES   Angina CHF Hypertension Ischemic Heart Disease Peripheral Vascular Disease DVT/PE Lower Extremity Edema Obesity Hypoventilation Syndrome Obstructive Sleep Apnea Females 1.83% 1.15% 52.15% 2.83% 0.79% 2.51% 23.32% 1.37% 34.33% Males 3.35% 3.07% 67.09% 8.71% 1.51% 2.94% 22.17% 2.17% 56.65% p-value <0.0001 <0.01 Asthma 16.42% 10.65% <0.0001 ENDOCRINE/METABOLIC CO-MORBIDITIES MUSCULOSKELETAL CO-MORBIDITIES Results   Diabetes Pseudotumor Cerebri Gout Dyslipidemia Females 26.30% 1.37% 2.09% 37.25% Males 37.82% 0.64% 6.75% 48.24% p-value <0.0001   Back Pain Functional Status Fibromyalgia Females 45.05% 1.92% 3.30% Males 42.74% 2.89% 0.55% p-value <0.0001 Female/male age (45.2+-12/48.2+-12; p<0.001), BMI (44.6+-7/46.2+-7; p<0.0001), race (African-American 12.4%/6.8%, Caucasian 73.5%/78.3%, p<0.001), and health insurance (Medicaid 3.1%/1.6%, Medicare 7.1%/9.9%; p<0.0001) varied significantly. Obesity co-morbidities (%) are detailed in the Table (all p<0.0001). Overall, females carried 12 weight-related illnesses more frequently than did males (abdominal panniculitis, cholelithiasis, GERD, stress urinary incontinence, asthma, back pain, fibromyalgia, pseudotumor cerebri, mental health diagnosis, depression, and psychological impairment – p<0.0001 – and lower extremity edema – p<0.01). Males had higher incidences of 18 obesity co-morbidities, compared with females (abdominal hernia, liver disease, obesity hypoventilation syndrome, obstructive sleep apnea, angina, hypertension, CHF, ischemic heart disease, peripheral vascular disease, dyslipidemia, diabetes, gout, impaired functional status, alcohol use, tobacco use, substance abuse, and unemployment – p<0.0001 – and DVT-PE – p<0.01). Pulmonary hypertension and musculoskeletal pain did not vary female/male. ABDOMINAL & HEPATOBILIARY CO-MORBIDITIES   GERD Abdominal Hernia Abdominal Panniculitis Cholelithiasis Liver Disease Stress Urinary Incontinence Females 43.97% 3.95% 4.84% 19.44% 3.91% 25.14% Males 36.66% 6.63% 3.36% 7.03% 5.32% 3.45% p-value <0.0001 Conclusion PSYCHOLOGICAL & SOCIAL CO-MORBIDITIES Women were more frequently African-American and on Medicaid while men were more frequently Caucasian and insured with Medicare. Before AGB, compared with women, men were older, heavier, used alcohol, drugs, and tobacco more frequently, and had higher rates of cardiovascular pathology, obesity hypoventilation syndrome and obstructive sleep apnea, diabetes, gout, abdominal hernia, liver disease, and impaired functional status. Higher male alcohol use and liver disease incidence may be related.. Among women AGB patients, asthma, cholelithiasis, stress urinary incontinence, abdominal panniculitis, and mental health issues/dysfunction were more frequent. This advance knowledge may facilitate optimized surgical management of morbidly obese patients..   Depression Psychologically Impaired Alcohol Use Substance Abuse Tobacco Use Mental Health Diagnosis Unemployment Females 34.29% 14.83% 29.74% 0.31% 5.99% 9.69% 16.55% Males 20.63% 10.01% 34.58% 0.57% 8.09% 5.82% 21.64% p-value <0.0001