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🏥 Bariatric Surgery Weight Regain Prevention Simulator

This simulator helps in understanding and implementing strategies to prevent weight regain after bariatric surgery.

Bariatric Surgery vs Pharmacotherapy2DModerate60 FPS
bariatric-weight-regain-prevention-simulator ↗ Open standalone

Reaching the Weight Nadir — Placeholder Title

Placeholder lead: lowest weight point, typically 12 to 18 months post-op.

  • 12–18 mo: Typical nadir timing (placeholder sub-caption)
  • 60–80%: Excess weight loss (placeholder sub-caption)
  • ~30 mL: Pouch capacity (placeholder sub-caption)
  • 4–6: Follow-up visits/yr (placeholder sub-caption)

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Placeholder body text describing the weight nadir phase briefly.

Placeholder highlight callout for stage one insight.

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Placeholder body text on early metabolic adaptation post-surgery.

Pouch and Sleeve Drift Over Years 2–5 — Placeholder Title

Placeholder lead: gradual capacity expansion is a normal, expected process.

  • ~10–15%: Capacity increase (placeholder sub-caption)
  • Years 2–5: Timeframe (placeholder sub-caption)
  • Year 2–3: Regain onset (avg) (placeholder sub-caption)
  • Moderate: Tissue elasticity role (placeholder sub-caption)

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Placeholder body text describing gradual stomach stretching mechanisms.

Placeholder highlight callout for stage two insight.

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Placeholder body text on hormonal shifts accompanying anatomic drift.

Adherence Decline and Grazing Patterns — Placeholder Title

Placeholder lead: reduced follow-up and grazing eating raise regain risk.

  • ~40%: Visit attendance drop (placeholder sub-caption)
  • ~30%: Grazing prevalence (placeholder sub-caption)
  • 20–30%: Regain by year 5 (placeholder sub-caption)
  • Low: Diet adherence score (placeholder sub-caption)

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Placeholder body text describing dietary non-adherence patterns.

Placeholder highlight callout for stage three insight.

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Placeholder body text on reduced clinical follow-up consequences.

Structured Support and GLP-1 Adjunct — Placeholder Title

Placeholder lead: behavioral therapy and GLP-1 therapy stabilize regain.

  • ~50%: GLP-1 regain reduction (placeholder sub-caption)
  • High: Behavioral therapy uptake (placeholder sub-caption)
  • Quarterly: Follow-up frequency (placeholder sub-caption)
  • Positive: Support group effect (placeholder sub-caption)

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Placeholder body text describing structured follow-up programs.

Placeholder highlight callout for stage four insight.

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Placeholder body text on GLP-1 therapy as regain rescue option.

Divergent Trajectories at 5–10 Years — Placeholder Title

Placeholder lead: outcomes split sharply by adherence and support level.

  • <15%: High adherence regain (placeholder sub-caption)
  • >50%: Low adherence regain (placeholder sub-caption)
  • ~60%: 10-yr success rate (placeholder sub-caption)
  • 5–10%: Reoperation rate (placeholder sub-caption)

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Placeholder body text summarizing long-term divergent outcomes.

Placeholder highlight callout for stage five insight.

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Placeholder body text on maintaining outcomes past year ten.

⚙ Under the hood

This simulator helps in understanding and implementing strategies to prevent weight regain after bariatric surgery.

CanvasBiomedicine

2D · HTML5 Canvas 2D · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install

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