1974
DOI: 10.1097/00000658-197404000-00014
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Jejunoileal Bypass for Massive Obesity

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“…At 2 years, there was a 7% further decrease in systolic pressure. Reduction in blood pressure following jejunoileal bypass in those patients who had preoperative hypertension has been a consistent finding by other investigators [16,17]. Insulin requirements for adult-onset diabetics have decreased or been eliminated in our patient population, as well in other reports [15, 17,…”
Section: Long-term Beneficial Effectssupporting
confidence: 91%
“…At 2 years, there was a 7% further decrease in systolic pressure. Reduction in blood pressure following jejunoileal bypass in those patients who had preoperative hypertension has been a consistent finding by other investigators [16,17]. Insulin requirements for adult-onset diabetics have decreased or been eliminated in our patient population, as well in other reports [15, 17,…”
Section: Long-term Beneficial Effectssupporting
confidence: 91%