… assess clinical outcomes. … clinical outcomes is difficult to establish. Nevertheless, the DOAC
concentration measurements were only aimed at evaluating the response of obese patients …

… the association of BMI and early clinical outcome after arthroscopic … patients after arthroscopic
rotator cuff repair. We hypothesized that the obese patients would have worse outcomes …

… Despite our hypothesis that obese patients hospitalised with pneumonia would have worse
clinical outcomes, we found that after adjusting for potential confounders, obese patients …

… Eighty-three obese patients after abdominoplastic surgery were divided in pre-diabetics (n
55), normo-glycemics (n 28), and assigned to hypocaloric diet. Pre-diabetics were assigned …

… In conclusion, our results provide evidence that overweight/obese patients with moderate
to severe OSA can benefit significantly in terms of PAP adherence, BP, and BMI control from …

… volumes, dose adjustments for patients with high body mass index (BMI) are not … in obese
patients are scarce, we evaluated the impact of BMI on clinical outcomes in daily care patients …

… the BMI calculation depends on these parameters, and weight loss is one of the clinical outcome
… Checking the blood pressure in an obese patient also requires special consideration. A …

… A consistent finding throughout our review is the advantage of improved functional outcomes
following primary THA in morbidly obese patients, though these patients tend to have lower …

… The clinical outcome of 54 hips (57%) was graded by the Harris hip score as excellent, 28
(29%) as good, nine (10%) as fair, and four (4%) as poor, with a Harris hip score below 70. …

… A retrospective review of short-term clinical outcomes was performed for all patients who
underwent RALH for both benign and malignant indications from September 2006 to October …