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Abstract| Volume 13, ISSUE 10, SUPPLEMENT , S195, October 2017

Short-Term Results For Intermittent Vagal Nerve Blocking (vBloc) In The “Real-World”, Nonresearch Environment

      Clinical trials often analyze and report outcomes from ideal settings where sites and investigators are deliberately selected, and patients have met stringent requirements to participate. These outcomes may not be seen in clinical settings. We report the initial “real-world” experience with vBloc therapy in a cohort of patients with severe obesity in 14 centers across the U.S., including surgeries performed at a VA hospital.
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