Role of bioactive lipids in metabolism of obese patients and prospects for their use in the postoperative period

Сибирский научный медицинский журнал, 2021

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DOI 10.18699/ssmj20210302
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Abstract

The scientific review analyzes publications that prove the positive effects of bioactive lipids on human health. It is noted that certain lipids have a prophylactic effect on the body and can inhibit the development of certain diseases. The increased speed of passage of food masses after bariatric surgery affects the completeness of lipid breakdown and absorption in the stomach and small intestine. In case of significant violations, this can cause some complications in the operated patients. The effect of bioactive lipids on the metabolism of obese patients and the possibility of including lipids in the postoperative diet were analyzed.