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Partial Reversibility of Hypothalamic Dysfunction and Changes in Brain Activity After Body Mass Reduction in Obese Subjects by VAN DE SANDE-LEE, Simone, PEREIRA, Fabrício R. S, CENDES, Fernando, VELLOSO, Licio A, CINTRA, Dennys E, FERNANDES, Paula T, CARDOSO, Adilson R, GARLIPP, Celia R, CHAIM, Eliton A, PAREJA, Jose C, GELONEZE, Bruno, LI MIN LI

“…Inflammation and dysfunction of the hypothalamus are common features of experimental obesity. However, it is unknown whether obesity and massive loss of body…”
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Radiologic evidence that hypothalamic gliosis is improved after bariatric surgery in obese women with type 2 diabetes by van de Sande-Lee, Simone, Melhorn, Susan J., Rachid, Briana, Rodovalho, Sylka, De-Lima-Junior, José C., Campos, Brunno M., Pedro, Tatiane, Beltramini, Guilherme C., Chaim, Eliton A., Pareja, Jose C., Cendes, Fernando, Maravilla, Kenneth R., Schur, Ellen A., Velloso, Licio A.

“…Background/Objectives Hypothalamic neurons play a major role in the control of body mass. Obese subjects present radiologic signs of gliosis in the…”
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