• Klinicheskaia meditsina · Jan 1994

    Comparative Study

    [Jejunoileal bypass in the prevention and treatment of clinical manifestations of atherosclerosis in patients with morbid obesity].

    • L V Lebedev, Iu I Sedletskiĭ, A D Denisenko, K K Marchuk, I A Oleĭnik, M V Solov'ev, and A N Klimov.
    • Klin Med (Mosk). 1994 Jan 1; 72 (5): 33-7.

    AbstractJejunoileostomy effects on blood lipids and cardiovascular system were investigated in obese patients. They were found to lose 30% of their body mass within 6 postoperative months with parallel reduction in concentrations of total cholesterol, triglycerides, LDL and VLDL cholesterol and apoprotein B. These changes persisted for 4.5 years of the follow-up. The surgery in males has a more pronounced effect on blood lipids than in females. Significant changes were not registered in post- and preoperative levels of HDL cholesterol and apolipoprotein A-1. Jejunoileostomy promoted a fall in blood pressure, a rise in exercise tolerance, alleviation of atherosclerosis symptoms.

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