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See Latest ArticlesVasoreactivity is rapidly improved in obese subjects after gastric bypass surgery
International Journal of Obesity, 09/28/09
Lind L et al. – Obese patients showed impaired vasoreactivity in resistance arteries that was normalized already 1 month after gastric bypass surgery. The basis for this remarkable outcome, not significantly related to changes in body weight and metabolic variables, remains to be clarified.
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