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Biliopancreatic diversion (BPD) surgery is one of the most efficacious bariatric procedures employed to manage morbid obesity. However, apart from a stable reduction of the body weight and beneficial action on the clinical course of various diseases associated with obesity, this method creates the risk of inducing osteometabolic disorders following the surgical intervention. We present here a clinical case of osteomalacia that developed in the late post-BPD period in the absence of regular intake of medicines and adequate medical care.

The development of severe osteomalacia following biliopancreatic diversion surgery for the management of morbid obesity