Background/Aim. It had been suggested that elevated body mass index (BMI) is a beneficial and preventive factor when it comes to the outcome for patients undergoing coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG). At the same time, obesity is strongly associated with coronary artery disease development. The aim of this study was to determine the significance of the obesity paradox in patients referred for CABG and to examine if a relationship exists between obesity and early coronary surgery outcome. Methods. This study comparised 791 patients who had undergone isolated CABG over one year period (year 2010). The average age of patients was 62.33 ? 8.12 years and involved 568 (71.8%) male and 223 (28.2%) female patients, while the mean logistic EuroSCORE was 3.42%. The patients were categorized into three distinct groups based on their BMI: I - BMI < 24.9 kg/m2; II - BMI 25-30 kg/m2; III - BMI > 30 kg/m2. Regression analysis was conducted to determine whether BMI was an independent predictor of early mortality after CABG. Results. The majority of the cohort could be categorized as overweight (49%) or obese (30%). There was no association between BMI and gender (p = 0.398). The overall early mortality was 2.15% (1.85% in the group I, 2.06% in the group II and 2.51% in the group III; p = 0.869). Univariate analysis showed that obesity cannot be regarded as an independent risk factor for early mortality following CABG (odds ratio 1.021, 95% confidence interval 0.910-1.145, p = 0.724). Duration of in-hospital period following the surgery was comparable within the BMI groups (p = 0.502). Conclusion. Compared to non-obese patients, overweight and obese individuals have similar early mortality rate following CABG. This study can substantiate the presence of obesity paradox only in terms that elevated BMI patients have comparable outcome with non-obese. Further research is needed to delineate potential underlying mechanisms that set off obesity to protective factor for coronary surgery.Uvod/Cilj. U ranijim radovima nagovesteno je da povisen indeks telesne mase (ITM) moze biti koristan i da se moze smatrati preventivnim faktorom kada se radi o ishodu operacije kod bolesnika koji se podvrgavaju koronarnoj bypass hirurgiji. Istovremeno, gojaznost se dovodi u vezu sa nastankom i razvojem koronarne bolesti. Cilj ove studije bio je utvrdjivanje znacaja paradoksa gojaznosti kod bolesnika koji su upuceni na hirursku revaskularizaciju miokarda, kao i ispitivanje uticaja gojaznosti na rani ishod koronarne hirurgije. Metode. Studijom je obuhvacen 791 bolesnik podvrgnut izolovanoj koronarnoj hirurgiji tokom jednogodisnjeg perioda (2010. godina). Prosecno zivotno doba 568 (71,8%) bolesnika muskog pola i 223 (28,2%) bolesnika zenskog pola iznosilo je 62,33 ? 8,12 godina, dok je prosecna vrednost logistickog EuroSCORE iznosila 3,42%. Bolesnici su bili svrstani u tri grupe shodno njihovom ITM: I - ITM < 24,9 kg/m2; II - ITM 25-30 kg/m2; III - ITM > 30 kg/m2. Regresiona analiza koriscena je kako bi se ispitalo da li je ITM nezavisni prediktor ranog mortaliteta nakon koronarne hirurgije. Rezultati. Vecina bolesnika imala je prekomernu telesnu masu (49%) ili su bili gojazni (30%). Nije postojala povezanost izmedju ITM i pola (p = 0,398). Prosecna rana smrtnost iznosila je 2,15% (1,85% u grupi I, 2,06% u grupi II i 2,51% u grupi III; p = 0,869). Univarijantna analiza pokazala je da se gojaznost ne moze smatrati nezavisnim faktorom rizika od ranog mortaliteta nakon koronarne hirurgije (unakrsni odnos 1,021; 95% interval poverenja 0,910-1,145; p = 0,724). Duzina postoperativnog bolnickog perioda bila je uporediva medju ITM grupama (p = 0,502). Zakljucak. U poredjenju sa negojaznim bolesnicima, bolesnici sa prekomernom telesnom masom i gojazni imaju slicnu stopu ranog mortaliteta nakon koronarne hirurgije. Ova studija moze potvrditi prisustvo paradoksa gojaznosti samo u smislu da bolesnici sa povisenim ITM imaju uporediv ishod operacije sa negojaznim bolesnicima. Dalja istrazivanja su neophodna kako bi se odredili mehanizmi koji uticu na to da gojaznost postane protektivni faktor za koronarnu hirurgiju.
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Cemerlic-Adjic, N., Pavlovic, K., Jevtic, M., Velicki, R., Kostovski, S., & Velicki, L. (2014). The impact of obesity on early mortality after coronary artery bypass grafting. Vojnosanitetski Pregled, 71(1), 27–32. https://doi.org/10.2298/vsp1401027c
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