Abstract Background The prevalence of male sexual dysfunction in patients after bariatric surgery is not well described. The aim of the study is to compare the prevalence of erectile dysfunction
Anthropometry, body composition, and respiratory variables in grade III obese patients before and after (six months postoperatively) bariatric surgery (Group 1) and normal-weight individuals (Group 2)
Demographics and body composition in gastric bypass (n = 7) and VBG (n = 7) patients before and 9.4 years after surgery. Values are mean (confidence interval).
Bidirectional trends of changes in the intensities (peak-AUC) of identified metabolites before and after bariatric surgery, metabolites in bold have previously been associated with CVR.
