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Original Articles

Lactose after Roux-en-Y gastric bypass for morbid obesity, is it a problem?

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Pages 1398-1404 | Received 12 Aug 2020, Accepted 06 Oct 2020, Published online: 23 Oct 2020

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Table 1. Patient characteristics.

Figure 1. Median hydrogen (A), methane (B) and mean glucose (C) levels per time point for all pre and postoperative patients and subdivided for test outcome. PPM: parts per million; mmol/L: millimoles per litre; BL: baseline; min: minutes; LBT: lactose breath test; LTT: lactose tolerance test; neg: negative test outcome; pos: positive test outcome.

Figure 1. Median hydrogen (A), methane (B) and mean glucose (C) levels per time point for all pre and postoperative patients and subdivided for test outcome. PPM: parts per million; mmol/L: millimoles per litre; BL: baseline; min: minutes; LBT: lactose breath test; LTT: lactose tolerance test; neg: negative test outcome; pos: positive test outcome.

Table 2. Exact numbers and odds ratio’s for lactose malabsorption, increase in complaints during lactose test and lactose intolerance.

Table 3. Lactose breath test and lactose tolerance test results.

Table 4. Most frequently reported complaints after dairy consumption.

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