BACKGROUND
Obesity is associated with increased complications after solid organ transplantation (SOT). While metabolic and bariatric surgery (MBS) improves survival, metabolic, and graft outcomes in transplant patients, we aim to clarify the risk that duodenal bypass MBS (DB-MBS) has on immunosuppression and acute reje...
Richard S. Betancourt, Tala Abedalqader, Nour El Ghazal et al.· Surgical laparoscopy, endosc...· 0 citations
MBS was associated with a modest late decline in AI-ECG-derived δage, and Baseline, observed postoperative nadir, and maximum BMI were positively associated with δage; %EWL and observed weight regain were not.
Reza Shahriarirad, P. Kalhor, Masoomeh Aslahishahri et al.· Obesity Surgery· 0 citations
Higher hospital volume was associated with fewer severe complications following RYGB, although complication rates remained low across all volume quartiles, indicating a lesser influence of hospital volume.
S. Bobotis, Bibek Das, H. Robb et al.· Obesity Surgery· 0 citations
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