2012
DOI: 10.1097/sa.0b013e3182752111
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Bariatric Surgery and Long-Term Cardiovascular Events

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“…In addition to weight loss, remission or improvement in a majority of weight-related comorbid conditions is also demonstrated following surgery [5,6]. As such, one would anticipate that health care utilization and costs would decrease in this patient population secondary to health improvements.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In addition to weight loss, remission or improvement in a majority of weight-related comorbid conditions is also demonstrated following surgery [5,6]. As such, one would anticipate that health care utilization and costs would decrease in this patient population secondary to health improvements.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Preoperative BMI and the amount of weight loss were not statistically related to the reduction of cardiovascular risk factors, T2DM remission or development overtime, while fasting plasma insulin at baseline was by itself the stronger predictor of cardiovascular events and mortality [17].…”
Section: Is the Effect Of Metabolic Surgery Durable?mentioning
confidence: 80%
“…Sjostrom et al, in the Swedish Obese Subjects study, a nonrandomized prospective study, concluded that bariatric surgery led to a reduced number of cardiovascular events and deaths compared to usual care [17,49]. One of the most important findings in that study was the lack of a relation between BMI and cardiovascular mortality and/or events, while there was a strong correlation between fasting insulin levels and cardiovascular events/deaths.…”
Section: Balancing the Role Of Weight Loss In T2dm Control And Cardiomentioning
confidence: 92%
“…2,9 Dat blijkt ook uit de vermindering van cardiovasculaire mortaliteit en de lagere incidentie van cardiovasculaire events na bariatrische chirurgie, in vergelijking met gewone zorg, zoals een recente analyse van het Zweedse SOSonderzoek aantoont. 31 Uit een eerdere analyse van dit onderzoek bleek dat de subgroep van obese diabetespatiënten in de chirurgische groep na 9 jaar een mortaliteit van 9% had, ten opzichte van de 28% mortaliteit van de controlegroep, die standaardzorg kreeg. 30 In een retrospectief cohortonderzoek berekende men zelfs een relatief risico op totale mortaliteit van 0,08 (95%-BI 0,01-0,47) in het voordeel van gastric bypass-chirurgie.…”
Section: Mortaliteit En Morbiditeit Na Remissieunclassified