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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Aug 13.
Published in final edited form as: Obesity (Silver Spring). 2010 Apr 22;18(9):1718–1724. doi: 10.1038/oby.2010.89

table 3.

Percent changes in fat and lean tissue mass after gastric bypass surgery

Region 0–6 Months 6–12 Months 0–12 Months
Whole body
   Fat −38 ± 9 −21 ± 13 50 ± 13
(−62, −21) (−45, 2) (−79, −29)
   Lean −18 ± 6 −1 ± 5 −19 ± 7
(−29, −6) (−13, 11) (−35, −4)
Extremities
   Fat −35 ± 13 −20 ± 12 −47 ± 15
(−59, 21) (−39, 7) (−74, 4)
   Lean −14 ± 12 −2 ± 5 −17 ± 11
(26, 40) (−13, 16) (−29, 33)
Trunk
   Fat −39 ± 14 −23 ± 17 −53 ± 16
(−67, −7) (57, 7) (−84, −29)
   Lean −22 ± 11 −0.2 ± 7 −22 ± 12
(−38, −0.5) (−15, 17) (−45, 2)
Abdomen
   Fat −42 ± 11 −25 ± 19 −56 ± 16
(−67, −26) (−62, 13) (−87, −26)
   Lean −20 ± 9 2 ± 9 −18 ± 12
(−38, 0.6) (−12, 22) (−40, 5)
Nonabdominal trunk
   Fat −37 ± 17 −22 ± 17 −50 ± 17
(−69, 13) (−55, 4) (−83, −24)
   Lean −23 ± 13 −1 ± 8 −24 ± 14
(−46, 3) (−17, 14) (−50, 4)

Data are percent tissue mass change during the indicated time periods, and are expressed as mean ± s.d. (minimum, maximum).