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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Aug 8.
Published in final edited form as: Surg Endosc. 2018 Oct 17;33(6):1967–1975. doi: 10.1007/s00464-018-6500-x

Table 7.

BMI changes by procedure types

Procedure type Time Estimate change in BMIcompared to baseline (95% CI) p value
Roux-en-Y gastric bypass 30-day − 3.77 (− 4.06, − 3.48) < .0001
Duodenal switch 30-day − 4.88 (− 6.58, − 3.18) < .0001
Adjustable gastric band 30-day − 2.86 (− 3.76, − 1.95) < .0001
Sleeve gastrectomy 30-day − 3.75 (− 4.55, − 2.95) < .0001
Roux-en-Y gastric bypass 1-year − 15.98 (− 16.30,− 15.65) < .0001
Duodenal switch 1-year − 19.87 (− 21.93, − 17.81) < .0001
Adjustable gastric band 1-year − 5.75 (− 6.72, − 4.78) < .0001
Sleeve gastrectomy 1-year − 11.15 (− 12.13, − 10.16) < .0001
Roux-en-Y gastric bypass 3-year − 16.31 (− 16.82, − 15.80) < .0001
Duodenal switch 3-year − 19.88 (− 22.81, − 16.95) < .0001
Adjustable gastric band 3-year − 6.10 (− 7.31, − 4.89) < .0001
Sleeve gastrectomy 3-year − 10.96 (− 13.72, − 8.20) < .0001

There were 751 patients and 3604 observations for a maximum 3-year follow-up. Linear mixed effect model was fit with compound symmetry covariance structure for subject and adjusted for time, procedure types, time x procedure types interaction, age, gender, race, pre-operative diabetes types, pre-operative hypertension medication, and pre-operative GERD medication