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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Aug 13.
Published in final edited form as: Curr Psychiatry Rep. 2019 Aug 13;21(9):85. doi: 10.1007/s11920-019-1070-8

Table 1.

Descriptive summary of studies on alcohol use after bariatric surgery

Author(s) N Surgery F/U % ETOH Misuse, Abuse, or Dependence
Mitchell et al. 2001 78 RYGB 13–15 Years 7.8%
Buffington et al. 2007 318 Variable Variable 28.4%
Ertelt et al. 2008 70 RYGB 6–10 Years 10.0%
Welch et al. 2011 75 RYGB 2–3 Years 1.3%
Suzuki et al. 2012 23/28 RYGB/LAGB 31–59 Month 21.4%/0.0%
Svensson et al. 2013 164/135 RYGB/Bands 10/15 Years % Not Indicated
Conason et al. 2013 100/55 RYGB/Bands 24 Months % Not Indicated
Wee et al. 2014 328 RYGB/LAGB/SG 2 Years 13% combined
Alfonsson et al. 2014 129 RYGB 1 Year 2.3%
Ivezaj et al. 2014 143 RYGB Mean 2.7 Years 19.6%
Burgos et al. 2015 277 RYGB/LAGB 2 Years 9.4% combined
King et al. 2017 752/250 RYGB/LAGB 7 Years 16.4%/----
Spadola et al. 2017 69 RYGB/LAGB/SG 5–55 Months 14.5% combined
Coluzzi et al. 2018 142 LAGB 1 Year 2.1%
Ibrahim et al. 2019 5724 RYGB/SG 2 Year 11.9%/14.4%