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September 1, 2004Journal of women's imaging

Radiology of Obesity Surgery

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AbstractObesity is a major medical and social problem. About one third of the population is overweight and about one quarter is obese. Surgery for obesity is an option in selected patients. Various types of surgery have been devised, including malabsorptive surgery, gastric restrictive surgery, and

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