MARINA CARDELLINI, DANIELE MOROSETTI, VALENTINA SPINOZZI, FRANCESCA DAVATO, PAOLO GENTILESCHI, ALESSANDRO CARINI, FRANCESCO GARACI, ROSSELLA MENGHINI, MASSIMO FEDERICI
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Introduction and Objective: Visceral adipose tissue and skeletal muscles play a key role in the onset of Metabolic Syndrome and Atherosclerotic Diseases. To understand their changes after Metabolic Bariatric Surgery (MBS) we performed a 10 years follow up of the FLORINASH cohort. Methods: Results were obtained on 44 obese subjects: 23 underwent to lifestyle changes and 21 to MBS with 5 years as time since surgery for 7 patients and 10 years for 14 patients. All patients underwent abdominal CT scan: subcutaneous and visceral adipose tissue volumes were measured between D12 vertebra and femoral heads. Areas of skeletal muscle tissue (SMT), subcutaneous (SAT) and visceral adipose tissue (VAT) were calculated on a slice passing through the L3 vertebra. Results: A significant reduction in VAT and SMT were found in post-bariatric patients, while there weren't differences in SAT and total adipose tissue (TAT) volume. Dividing patients on the basis of time since surgery, we observed that those operated since 5 years showed a greater reduction in VAT compared to 10 years post-surgery patients, while the last had enhanced sarcopenia. VAT and TAT were significantly correlated with weight, BMI, waist circumference, adiposity evaluation by BIA and DEXA, but not with metabolic parameters. SM area was correlated with hand grip strength (p=0,011). VAT area was not associated with age but significantly correlates with BMI (p=0,003), waist (p<0,001), body weight (p=0,013), adipose tissue (BIA: % Fat mass p<0,001, kg Fat mass p<0,001, DEXA: Fat p<0,001). VAT correlates with components of metabolic syndrome such as glycemia (p=0.007), insulinemia (p=0.001), triglycerides (p=0.039), HBA1c (p<0.001), insulin resistance (HOMA p=0.002), intima-media thickness (p=0.007) and degree of hepatic steatosis (p<0.001). Conclusion: The exactly measure VAT and SM by CT scan slice might contribute to really understand and predict the cardiometabolic risk of overweight or obese patients and could be performed simply and routinely. Disclosure M. Cardellini: None. D. Morosetti: None. V. Spinozzi: None. F. Davato: None. P. Gentileschi: None. A. Carini: None. F. Garaci: None. R. Menghini: None. M. Federici: None.
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