1 ncluded 20 Roux-en-Y gastric bypass (61%), 6 jejunoileal bypass (18%), 3 gastric band (9%), 2 sleeve

2               Primary operations included 14 jejunoileal bypass (JIB): one revised to gastroplasty, 1

3                                     Although jejunoileal bypass results in end-stage liver disease in

4                       The two patients whose jejunoileal bypass was reversed at the time of liver tra

5  UCLA for decompensated cirrhosis owing to a jejunoileal bypass were reviewed.

6          Of the four patients with an intact jejunoileal bypass, two of the three who were biopsied h

7 atients undergoing liver transplantation for jejunoileal bypass-associated liver disease should, if p

8  liver disease should prompt reversal of the jejunoileal bypass.

9 eratively, including three who had undergone jejunoileal bypass.

10           Dogs were studied before and after jejunoileal denervation simulating autotransplantation.

11                                        After jejunoileal denervation, the ileal migrating motor compl

12  body mass index of 16.5 kg/m2 after partial jejunoileal resection of the small intestine with a six

13 coinfused with PN in a rat model of SBS (60% jejunoileal resection plus cecectomy).

14                                    After 50% jejunoileal resections or transections, adaptation was a