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FRAGMENTO

Introducción
La cirugía bariátrica ha cobrado en los últimos años una gran relevancia, esto debido por un lado al problema francamente epidémico de la obesidad, y por otro, porque ha abierto una de las áreas de investigación más prometedoras y que está teniendo resultados realmente interesantes, es decir la investigación sobre los posibles mecanismos neurohormonales de control metabólico que son provocados por los diferentes procedimientos quirúrgicos.

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