Fewer Vascular Events Seen After Bariatric Surgery in T2D Patients

For obese patients with co-morbidities like Type 2 Diabetes the list of benefits for bariatric surgery increase every day. Decreasing vascular events like clogged arteries is very important.

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Retrospective data adds to evidence it beats lifestyle change, medical tx alone

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Wolf et al.,[1] make a reasonable case that a low calorie diet for two weeks prior to various bariatric operations leads to favorable intraoperative histologic liver changes. This supports the findings of several prior publications that have noted decreases in liver size, radiologic fat content, liver enzymes and levels of hepatic inflammation on pathologic evaluation […]

Ann M. Rogers

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I would like to congratulate Pechman DM, et al. on their contribution to the pertinent area of bariatric surgery in elderly patients. Many articles have outlined the safety of both Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass (RYGB) and sleeve gastrectomy in geriatric patients. Here, the authors use American College of Surgeons National Surgical Quality Improvement Program (ACS-NSQIP) data […]

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Fewer Vascular Events Seen After Bariatric Surgery in T2D Patients

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