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Topic: Bariatrics as it relates to Foregut diseaseAbstract ID: 126Hiatal Hernia at Time of Bariatric Surgery Increases the Risk of de-novo GERD at Long-Term Follow-Up: A 10-Year TriNetX Dataset Analysis

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Analysis reveals increased risk of de-novo GERD in patients with hiatal hernia after bariatric surgery, indicating potential long-term complications.

Developing GERD occurs more frequently in patients with a hiatal hernia after bariatric surgery, and this finding is significant for clinical decision-making.
Patients with hiatal hernia face an elevated risk of developing de-novo GERD during a follow-up period of 10 years, underscoring the importance of careful assessment.
Assessments were conducted through a comprehensive analysis of data from the TriNetX dataset, which allows for detailed insights into the relationship between hiatal hernia and GERD.
The implications of these results prompt a need for vigilance in monitoring bariatric surgery patients, as postoperative complications may arise from pre-existing conditions.

Choubey et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Analysis reveals increased risk of de-novo GERD in patients with hiatal hernia after bariatric surgery, indicating potential long-term complications.