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It's a serious step, but they saw gastric bypass as their best hope
[Chicagoland Final Edition]
Chicago Tribune - Chicago, Ill.
Author: Kevin Davis Special to the Tribune
Date: Jan 20, 2002
Start Page: 1
Section: Health & Family
Text Word Count: 2119
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PHOTOS 5 Before: At 276 pounds, Colette Warning knew she was endangering her health. After: Down about 100 pounds, [Warning] says she's more confident now. Before: Last March, [John Burcl] weighed 408 pounds and had a 60-inch waist. After: Post-surgery, Burcl trimmed 18 inches off his waist while losing 200 pounds. Dr. Jeff Rosen uses a camera system to guide him through a stomach-stapling procedure at Good Samaritan Hospital. GRAPHIC: Stomach bypass surgery. How surgery is done Weight loss begins immediately Sources: Georgetown Surgical Clinic; U.S. National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, "CIBA Collection of Medical Illustrations." KRT graphic - See microfilm for complete graphic.

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