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Gubner R (1974)
Obesity: Causes, Consequences and Treatment
(1968)
Obesity and Health
DeWind L Payne JH (1973)
Surgical treatment of morbid obesityArch Surg, 106
D. McGill, S. Humpherys, A. Baggenstoss, E. Dickson (1972)
Cirrhosis and death after jejunoileal shunt.Gastroenterology, 63 5
J. Payne, L. Dewind, C. Schwab, W. Kern (1973)
Surgical Treatment of Morbid Obesity: Sixteen Years of ExperienceArchives of Surgery, 106
C. Solow, P. Silberfarb, K. Swift (1974)
Psychosocial effects of intestinal bypass surgery for severe obesity.The New England journal of medicine, 290 6
K. Printen, E. Mason (1973)
Gastric surgery for relief of morbid obesity.Archives of surgery, 106 4
Scott Hw, Dean Rh, Shull Hj, Abram Hs, W. Webb, Younger Rk, A. Brill (1973)
Considerations in use of jejunoileal bypass in patients with morbid obesity.Annals of surgery, 177 6
Humphrey SR McGill DB (1972)
Cirrhosis and death after jejunoileal bypassGastroenterology, 63
Rottenstein HS DeMuth WE Jr (1964)
Death associated with hypocalcemia after small bowel bypassN Engl J Med, 270
Williams HE (1974)
NephrolithiasisN Engl J Med, 290
R. Moxley, T. Pozefsky, D. Lockwood (1974)
Protein nutrition and liver disease after jejunoileal bypass for morbid obesity.The New England journal of medicine, 290 17
Salmon PA (1971)
The results of small bowel intestinal bypass operations for the treatment of obesitySurg Gynecol Obstet, 132
W. Demuth, H. Rottenstein (1964)
DEATH ASSOCIATED WITH HYPOCALCEMIA AFTER SMALL-BOWEL SHORT CIRCUITING.The New England journal of medicine, 270
Abstract Fifty-two patients had jejunoileal bypass surgery. End-to-end (Scott) or end-to-side (Payne) shunts were randomly selected for each patient; 31 standard length shunts and 21 shortened bypasses were performed. Only 22 patients had an acceptable result, whereas 30 patients had inadequate weight loss (less than 2.3 kg [5 lb] per month per year) or had gastrointestinal tract, metabolic, or surgical complications judged severe enough to render the outcome less than adequate. There was one death, and four patients required reanastomosis of the bypass. The primary determinant of success was age, ie, younger patients had clearly better results than older patients. In general, shorter shunts produced more weight loss than standard bypass procedures, but were associated with an increased complication rate. Three new complications of jejunoileal bypass are reported: acute colonic dilation with necrosis, beriberi, and lupus erythematosus. References 1. Gubner R: Overweight and health: Prognostic realities and therapeutic possibilities , in Lasagna L (ed): Obesity: Causes, Consequences and Treatment . New York, Medcom Press, 1974, pp 7-25. 2. Health implications , in Obesity and Health . Arlington, Va, US Public Health Service, National Center for Chronic Diseases Control, 1968, pp 23-32. 3. Solow C, Silberfab PM, Swift K: Psychosocial effects of intestinal bypass surgery for severe obesity . N Engl J Med 290:300-303, 1974.Crossref 4. Payne JH, DeWind L, Schwab CE, et al: Surgical treatment of morbid obesity . Arch Surg 106:432-437, 1973.Crossref 5. Scott HW, Dean R, Shull HJ, et al: New considerations in use of jejunoileal bypass in patients with morbid obesity . Ann Surg 177:723-733, 1973.Crossref 6. Salmon PA: The results of small bowel intestinal bypass operations for the treatment of obesity . Surg Gynecol Obstet 132:965-979, 1971. 7. Moxley RT, Pozefsky T, Lockwood DH: Protein nutrition and liver disease after jejunoileal bypass for morbid obesity . N Engl J Med 290:921-926, 1974.Crossref 8. McGill DB, Humphrey SR, Baggenstoss AH: Cirrhosis and death after jejunoileal bypass . Gastroenterology 63:872-877, 1972. 9. DeMuth WE Jr, Rottenstein HS: Death associated with hypocalcemia after small bowel bypass . N Engl J Med 270:1239-1240, 1964.Crossref 10. Williams HE: Nephrolithiasis . N Engl J Med 290:33-38, 1974.Crossref 11. Printen KJ, Mason EE: Gastric surgery for relief of morbid obesity . Arch Surg 106:428-431, 1973.Crossref
Archives of Surgery – American Medical Association
Published: Aug 1, 1975
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