Keywords
Bariátrica
Internações hospitalares
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Abstract
Post-bariatric surgery mammoplasty is a surgical procedure frequently sought by patients who have experienced significant weight loss after bariatric surgery. This body transformation can result in sagging and ptosis of the breasts, affecting patients' aesthetics and self-esteem. Mammoplasty seeks to remodel and reconstruct the breasts, restoring their shape and firmness. However, although post-bariatric surgery mammoplasty offers significant aesthetic benefits, it also presents risks of complications that can lead to hospital admission. Therefore, the objective of this work was to analyse the incidence of post-bariatric surgery mammoplasty performed in the Unified Health System in Brazil, from 2019 to 2023. This is an ecological time series study, which used data from the Hospital Information System (SIH) of DATASUS. This comprehensive source offers a detailed overview of hospitalizations in the northern region of Brazil. We described a 24% reduction in hospitalizations for mammoplasty post-bariatric surgery in Brazil, with the Southeast accounting for the majority of hospitalizations. Furthermore, the majority of hospitalizations were elective and 100% of hospitalizations were highly complex. The observed decrease not only benefits patients, but also has significant financial implications, reducing hospital costs and optimizing the use of resources in the healthcare system.
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