Value of sleeve gastrectomy in surgical management of morbid obesity
Mohammad Ismail Mahmoud Mosa;
Abstract
Obesity is originally derived from Latin word (obesus) i.e. to overeat. The modern definition is "a disease of excess body fat". (Kral, 2001)
The most widely accepted measure of obesity is the body mass index (BMI) which equals patient weight in kilograms
The most widely accepted measure of obesity is the body mass index (BMI) which equals patient weight in kilograms
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| Title | Value of sleeve gastrectomy in surgical management of morbid obesity | Authors | Mohammad Ismail Mahmoud Mosa | Keywords | Value of sleeve gastrectomy in surgical management of morbid obesity | Issue Date | 2008 | Description | Obesity is originally derived from Latin word (obesus) i.e. to overeat. The modern definition is "a disease of excess body fat". (Kral, 2001) The most widely accepted measure of obesity is the body mass index (BMI) which equals patient weight in kilograms |
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