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SWFI must always be combined with a drug or appropriate solute to achieve a solution that is approximately isotonic before any IV administration
Therefore, bariatric surgery in patients with PWS remains still controversial and requires the collaboration of an expert multidisciplinary team and the development of more innovative bariatric treatment plans tailored to patients with PWS to obtain effective and stable weight loss, and to reduce severe health complications in these patients Table 1
Diagnosis of acute pancreatitis typically requires at least two of the following three criteria (Atlanta classification): characteristic abdominal pain, serum lipase or amylase elevated to at least three times the upper limit of normal, and imaging findings consistent with pancreatic inflammation
But for most patients seeking significant, sustained weight loss, GLP-1 medications remain the most evidence-backed option available today
