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Guidelines for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgeons

A consensus was achieved among 89 international metabolic and bariatric surgeons on 29 of 30 statements regarding the prerequisites for practicing metabolic and bariatric surgery (MBS). Key criteria include holding a general surgery degree, completing a dedicated fellowship, and proficiency in managing postoperative complications. The learning curve for various MBS procedures was defined, ranging from 25-100 surgeries. Furthermore, 93.1% of participants emphasized the importance of recording patient data in national or global databases.

• Why it matters: Establishing standards is crucial to improving surgical outcomes.

Journal Article by Kermansaravi M, Chiappetta S (…) Nimeri A et 86 al. in Obes Surg

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