Long-Term Changes in Cardiac Structure and Function Following Bariatric Surgery.
Long-Term Changes in Cardiac Structure and Function Following Bariatric Surgery.
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10.1016/j.jacc.2022.08.738
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发表时间:
2022-10-18
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24
通讯作者:
Borlaug, Barry A.
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Sorimachi, Hidemi;Obokata, Masaru;Omote, Kazunori;Reddy, Yogesh N., V;Takahashi, Naoki;Koepp, Katlyn E.;Ng, Arnold C. T.;Rider, Oliver J.;Borlaug, Barry A.
Studies with short-term follow up have demonstrated favorable effects of weight loss (WL) on the heart, but little information is available regarding long-term effects, or effects of visceral fat reduction. Evaluate the effects of long-term WL following bariatric surgery on cardiac structure, function, ventricular interaction, and body composition, including epicardial adipose thickness (EAT) and abdominal visceral adipose tissue (VAT). 213 obese patients underwent echocardiography before and >180 days following bariatric surgery. Of these patients, abdominal VAT-area was measured by computed tomography in n=52. After 5.3 (IQR 2.9–7.9) years, BMI decreased by 22%, with favorable reductions in blood pressure, fasting glucose, and LV remodeling in the full sample. In the subgroup of patients with abdominal CT VAT-area decreased by 30%. In all subjects, EAT was reduced by 14% (both p<0.0001) in tandem with reductions in ventricular interdependence. LV and RV longitudinal strain improved following WL, but left atrial (LA) strain deteriorated, while LA volume and estimated LA pressures increased. In subgroup analysis, LV wall thickness and strain correlated more strongly with VAT than BMI at baseline, and reductions in LV mass following surgery were correlated with decreases in VAT, but not BMI. In this observational study, weight loss following bariatric surgery was associated with epicardial fat reduction, reduced ventricular interaction, LV reverse remodeling, and improved longitudinal biventricular mechanics, but LA myopathy and hemodynamic congestion still progressed. Reduction in visceral fat was associated with favorable cardiac effects, suggesting this might be a key target of WL interventions. We evaluated the effects of long-term weight loss following bariatric surgery. After median 5.3 years follow-up, BMI decreased by 22%, while VAT-area and EAT decreased by 30% and 14%. LV reverse remodeling and improvement of biventricular longitudinal strain were observed with reductions in ventricular interdependence. However, LA strain decreased and LA volume, and E/e’ ratio increased. Reductions in LV mass following surgery were correlated with decreases in VAT, but not BMI. These data reveal favorable chronic ventricular effects tied to visceral fat reduction, but also show that LA dysfunction may still progress despite robust weight loss.
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