Bariatric Surgery in Septuagenarians: a Comparison with <60 Year Olds
Abstract
There is reluctance amongst many healthcare professionals to offer bariatric surgery to septuagenarians. There is only one study in the scientific literature specifically describing any experience with this group of patients and none that compares the outcomes in this group with younger patients. We retrospectively examined our prospective database to identify all those who were >70 years old at the time of bariatric surgery. This group was then...
Paper Details
Title
Bariatric Surgery in Septuagenarians: a Comparison with <60 Year Olds
Published Date
May 23, 2017
Journal
Volume
27
Issue
12
Pages
3165 - 3169
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