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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Surg Obes Relat Dis. 2017 Oct 2;14(1):117–122. doi: 10.1016/j.soard.2017.09.534

Table 1.

Effect of bariatric surgery on diastolic function.

Surgery type (n) BMI loss
(kg/m2)
FU
(mo)
LAD
(mm)
e′
(m/s)
E/A E/e′ DT IVRT
RYGB (22) 37 11.8 15.6 NA NA
Unspecified (23) 32 NA 6 NA NA
SG (24) 8 9 9 NA NA NA
RYGB (25) 34 15.6 12 NA NA NA NA NA
AGB (26) 83 6.8 12 NA
SG (27) 34 14.7 12 NA NA
RYGB, BPD, AGB (28) 28 14 22.7 NA NA NA
RYGB, SG (29) 52 10.9 6 NA
RYGB (30) 9 7.2 4 NA NA NA NA
Unspecified (31) 51 12.2 24 NA NA
Unspecified (32) 41 17.0 12 NA
RYGB, SG (33) 66 9.2 3 NA
RYGB (16) 38 20 10 NA NA
Unspecified (34) 13 11 6–24 NA NA NA
DS (35) 10 14.6 6.8 NA NA NA
RYGB (21) 60 16.7 36 NA NA
RYGB, AGB (20) 22 6.7 3 NA NA NA NA
RYGB (36) 23 17.0 36 NA NA NA
RYGB (37) 17 14 7.6 NA NA NA
VBG (38) 16 15 6 NA NA NA NA
VBG (39) 41 10 12 NA NA NA NA

RYGB: Roux-en-Y gastric bypass; SG: sleeve gastrectomy; AGB: adjustable gastric band; VGB: vertical banded gastroplasty; DS: Duodenal Switch; e′: peak mitral annular velocity during early filling; E/A: the peak early (E) divided by late (A) mitral flow velocity; DT: deceleration time; IVRT: intraventricular relaxation time; LAD: left atrial diameter; NA: data not available