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For Patients with Diabetes Undergoing Roux-n-Y Gastric Bypass (Rygb) and Sleeve Gastrectomy (SG), Overall Experitures Decrease in the Postsurgical Period, with No Differences Seen Following the First 6 Months After Surgery, According to Study Public Public Annals of Internal Medicine. Matthew L. Maciejewski, PhDand Colleagues Compred Health Expectures 3 Years Before and 5.5 Years After Bariatric Surgery Among Patients with Diabetes Undergoing Rygb (n = 3.147) or SG (n = 3,510) from 2012 to 2019. About a 30% Decrease in Expected for Both Groups, from $ 4.039.06 to $ 2.441.13 Before and After Rygb and From $ 3.918.37 to $ 2.658.15 Before and after sg. THROUGH 5.5 years, there was no significant difference Between the groups in Total Expectures After Surgery, except for the first 6 months, when Experitures Were Transiently Higher in the Rygb Group (Difference, $ 564.32). Higher Rates of Inpatient Admission Drove This. PostSurgical Outpatient and Medication Expectures Did Not Differ Between the Groups.
