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Gastric mucosa of obese patients with duodenal ulcer was investigated by means of light and electron microscopy and morphometrically. The comparison of the morphological findings and data on gastric secretion shows that overall volume of functional structures of the parietal and peptic cells
From 1975 to 1989, 97 patients with ulcer diseases and concomitant obesity were operated on at the Tashkent branch of the All-Union Scientific Surgical Centre, Academy of Sciences of the USSR. The patients with a gastroduodenal ulcer, II and higher degree of morbid obesity accounted for 2.4% of the
BACKGROUND
Both underweight and obesity have been suggested as risk factors for pressure ulcers (PU) development, although data are limited. Our aim was to evaluate the odds of PU in underweight and obese, relative to optimal weight patients.
METHODS
Secondary data analysis of a prospective cohort
The association between obesity and peptic ulcer disease (PUD) is inconclusive. To evaluate the association of obesity and metabolically healthy obesity (MHO) with PUD risk, we performed a retrospective cohort study of 32,472 subjects without PUD at baseline who underwent repeated health
Obesity represents one of the common medical disorders that carries a high risk of morbidity and mortality. Insertion of intragastric balloon is one of the recently introduced lines of treatment of obesity. It allows patients to sense abdominal fullness and reduce their food intake. Four hundred twelve patients underwent gastric bypass for treatment of morbid obesity between 1981 and 1985 at the University of Florida Affiliated Hospitals. Thirty-four patients (8.2%) developed marginal ulcers, considerably higher than the 0-3 per cent ulcer occurrence commonly reported in the
OBJECTIVE
To determine whether body composition is related to long-term outcomes amongst vascular inpatients with lower limb ulcers.
METHODS
Prospective study with 3 years follow-up.
METHODS
Body mass index (BMI), fat, and fat-free mass were measured and associations with readmission to hospital
BACKGROUND
Laparoscopic Roux-en-Y gastric bypass (RYGB) is a well-established procedure to treat morbid obesity. Gastrojejunal anastomotic (GJA) ulcers can develop after surgery with subsequent perforation. Our aim was to evaluate the incidence, presentation and outcome of management of perforated
The differential diagnosis of chronic ulcers covers a wide range of diseases and poses a diagnostic challenge. Subcutaneous ischemic arteriolosclerosis can lead to local ischaemia and ulceration as a result of arteriolar narrowing and reduction of tissue perfusion. This pathophysiological feature
BACKGROUND
Patients with neurogenic bladder dysfunction and urine leakage combined with pressure ulceration, fistulae, and/or obesity present a major surgical challenge. Given the urgent need to control urine leakage, suprapubic cystostomy or incontinent urinary diversion such as ileal conduit often
A patient without previous history of peptic ulcer disease had gastrointestinal bleeding from a duodenal ulcer four years after having a gastric bypass procedure for obesity. The use of the technetium-labeled red blood cell scan helped localize the source of bleeding in this patient after routine
Venous ulcers that occur due to chronic venous insufficiency are seen on the upper medial malleol of the ankle. Treatment of venous ulcers is protracted and generally the success rate is low. Co-morbid factors play an important role in the success of treatment of venous ulcers. In this case report,
The authors survey 131 publications on the epidemiology of leg ulcers in the obese patient, by successively interrogating computer data banks. By analysing this information they aim to determine the frequency of obesity in a population of patients with stasic ulcers, to see whether the ulcer has
Peptic ulcer in the excluded segment of a gastric bypass performed in the management of morbid obesity has only rarely been reported in the literature. The purpose of this study is to review our experience with the condition in a series of 4300 patients who underwent gastric-restrictive surgery
Analysis was made of the rate of clinical manifestations and complications in 77 patients with overweight exceeding stage I obesity, suffering from duodenal ulcer. In the overwhelming majority of the patients, the disease ran with typical complaints and the diagnosis of peptic ulcer was not