Publications

Continuous monitoring and corrective guidance are crucial for the long-term success of bariatric surgery patients, as they help in adopting healthier eating behaviours. Currently used remote patient monitoring (RPM) tools, such as smartwatches and weight scales, primarily track physical activity and weight but fall short in monitoring specific eating behaviours and disorders. This limitation may hinder their effectiveness in improving long-term outcomes for these patients. Enhanced monitoring methods that focus on eating patterns are necessary to address these challenges and support better adherence to post-surgical guidelines.  

In this white paper we will address these shortcomings and a novel approach for an implantable sensor that can revolutionize the way we understand and treat post bariatric surgery patients and enable them to maintain their success for the rest of their lives.

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