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We hypothesize deterioration in these outcomes over time; 2. To determine the clinical effectiveness and changes in quality of life associated with modern bariatric procedures compared with medically treated and wait-listed controls over 2 years.

Among men, HIV incidence among uncircumcised men was over four-fold more in uncircumcised compared with medically circumcised men (1.20 [95% CI 0.08 2.33] vs. 0.24 new cases/100 person-years [95% CI 0.00 1.28]).

Review surgical management of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) in infants and young toddlers compared with a medically treated group.

SPK recipients can reasonably expect improved and sustained insulin-independent metabolic control, and the surgery demonstrably improves survival rates compared with those medically treated (5).

The proportions of patients who remained in remission after 3 years were similar for the two therapies: 90% of surgical patients compared with 93% medically treated for the intention to treat population, p = 0.25 (90% vs 95% per protocol).

We also found a dose-response association between rates of medically certified absence with subsequent mortality: compared with having no medically certified absences, the hazard ratio for having two or more medically certified absences was 1.97 (1.43 to 2.71) and for having one such absence was 1.48 (1.11 to 1.98).

However, those requiring surgery appear to have increased mortality compared with those managed medically.

Similar findings were observed when people who received invasive procedures at any time during admission to hospital were compared with those managed medically, and when those who received coronary revascularisation were compared with those who received medical management alone.

Future studies may be able to perform record linkage to assess our interpretation directly, and we hypothesise stronger associations between previous miscarriage and preterm birth where the procedure was managed surgically compared with those managed medically.

Many retrospective studies comparing primary PCI with medical therapy in octogenarians with STEMI show that successful primary PCI in STEMI patients older than 75 years resulted in a reduction of early and long-term mortality when compared with patients treated medically.

Time in remission (or time to treatment failure), the primary efficacy variable, is presented as Kaplan Meier plots for the ITT population in fig 2. There was no significant difference between the treatments, with an estimated 90% of surgical patients remaining in remission compared with 93% of medically treated patients (p = 0.25), after 3 years.