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However, the mechanism of fundoplication in obese patients is not fully understood.
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Conclusions: GPs missed identifying a substantial proportion of overweight and obese patients.
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The benefits of robotic colorectal surgery in obese patients remain largely unknown.
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The risk of postoperative transfusion appears to be lower in obese patients.
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Methods: We compared 60 consecutive morbidly obese patients who underwent laparoscopic RYGBP.
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The benefits of bariatric procedures in morbidly obese patients outweigh the risks.
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In severe obese patients with the Eisenmenger's syndrome, this correlation is unknown.
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This may be important in obese patients who have pre-existing low-grade inflammation.
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Post-resuscitation shock and therapeutic hypothermia failure were more frequent in obese patients.
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Thirty-six control patients were matched in age and gender with the obese patients.
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Subjects and methods: We enrolled fifty nondiabetic obese patients and thirty-two healthy volunteers.
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Discussion persists about the outcome and results of hip arthroscopy in obese patients.
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The role of non-pharmacological treatment is limited, except in obese patients.
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Leptin has been implicated in tumorigenesis and tumor progression, particularly in obese patients.
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It can noticeably improve the quality of life in obese patients.
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Gastric biopsies from 32 non-operated obese patients were utilized as controls.
