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The (ICOMMS-26) provides an educational platform focused on advances in bariatric and metabolic surgery. The course explores surgical techniques, patient assessment, perioperative care, nutritional management, metabolic outcomes, postoperative follow-up, and emerging approaches to obesity treatment. Participants can gain insights into current evidence and multidisciplinary strategies for improving outcomes in patients undergoing metabolic and obesity-related surgery.
The International Conference On Obesity And Metabolic Surgery (ICOMMS-26) brings together bariatric surgeons, physicians, endocrinologists, nutrition specialists, researchers, and healthcare professionals to explore advances in obesity management and metabolic surgery. The conference focuses on contemporary approaches to the surgical and multidisciplinary management of obesity and associated metabolic conditions. Participants can explore developments in bariatric procedures, metabolic surgery, patient selection, perioperative care, nutritional management, and long-term follow-up. The program provides a platform for sharing clinical experiences, scientific research, and evidence-based practices aimed at improving surgical outcomes and patient care. Discussions may address minimally invasive procedures, surgical techniques, obesity-related metabolic disorders, postoperative management, complications, and emerging approaches to personalized obesity treatment. The conference encourages interdisciplinary collaboration among professionals working across bariatric surgery, endocrinology, nutrition, internal medicine, anesthesiology, and related specialties. ICOMMS-26 supports continued professional development by highlighting evolving surgical techniques, clinical evidence, and innovations in the comprehensive management of obesity and metabolic disease.
Exploration of newer surgical techniques and innovations used to treat obesity and related metabolic conditions.
Review of evidence on the short- and long-term effectiveness of various bariatric procedures.
Special considerations for managing more complex patient groups, including high-risk and adolescent patients.
Key factors to consider when determining which patients may benefit most from metabolic or bariatric surgery.
Understanding how metabolic surgery can affect conditions such as diabetes and other obesity-associated comorbidities.
The importance of collaboration among surgeons, physicians, dietitians, psychologists, and other healthcare professionals.
Detailed nutritional requirements and dietary management strategies following bariatric surgery.
Approaches involving physical activity, behavior change, and long-term weight management after surgery.
Strategies for monitoring patients and effectively addressing potential postoperative complications.
Addressing the behavioral and psychological needs of patients before and after obesity surgery.
Understanding how surgery influences patients' overall health and quality of life over time.
Discussion on emerging technologies, research gaps, and future directions in the field of metabolic surgery.
This event is accredited by the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCFHS) for 1 CME hour.
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