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Intestinal Microbiota in Patients Before and After Bariatric Surgery and Healthy Controls
Studying obesity and metabolic syndrome attention is focused more and more on gut microbiota. In humans and animals, bariatric surgery (mainly gastric bypass surgery) lead to alterations of gut microbiota, which seem to be favourable. In this study the investigators aim to examine the effect of different bariatric procedures on composition of gut microbiota.
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