… The procedure was later modified by Hess and Hess 24 and Marceau 25 into the BPD-DS
(Fig. 1D). The BPD-DS surgery involved a gastric restriction with an SG and the malabsorption …

… ’s exact test. Continuous variables were analyzed with unpaired Student’s t tests if Leavine’s
… Despite the large number of correlations Bonferroni’s correction was not used, given the …

… Shortly thereafter, one of us (Dr Marceau) telephoned all mothers to gather data and … at
the lower limit of the Institute of Medicine’s recommended weight gain for obese women. …

Background and Objectives: By studying cardiometabolic risk factors in children born after
maternal biliopancreatic diversion bariatric surgery (AMS) compared with those in children …

… All trials lasted 35 s and were initiated with the eyes opened. For the no-vision condition, an
auditory signal, presented 5 s before the trial, indicated the subject to close his eyes. Visual …

The first goal of bariatric surgery is to relieve patients of excess weight that renders their lives
miserable. Poor quality of life, inability to live normally, and prejudice cause more suffering …

The majority of bariatric surgeries in Canada are performed in women of reproductive age.
Clinicians encounter more and more often pregnancies that occur after bariatric surgeries. …

… Furthermore, all 8 patients who had initial gross cirrhosis had no macroscopic signs of
liver disease during their subsequent operation(s) when knife biopsy specimens were taken. …

… with feet together for 35 s (14 trials). Half of the trials were collected with vision for the 35 s.
For the other half of the trials, a computer-generated tone was given at 5 s and indicated the …

… Unpaired observations were analyzed using the Student’s t-test. The Student’s paired t-tests
were performed to analyze paired observations. To validate the influence of time on …