Príklady obese

• Table 4 gives the birth rank of obese children in sibships of sizes 2 and 3; data for larger sibships are too meagre for consideration.

• Positioning of obese patients was found to be more prone to set-up errors and requires online position verification.

• Positioning of obese patients seems more prone to set-up errors and requires online position verification.

• Odds ratios apply to very obese versus controls.

• Surgical treatment may be appropriate for severely obese individuals, but only after other treatment attempts have failed.

• Measuring effects of weight loss on quality of life in the severely obese (abstract).

• Ultrasound imaging of the fetus in the grossly obese patient can be challenging.

• The abdominal wall in obese women or in patients with previous scars may make transabdominal imaging difficult.

• In the obese woman, we must therefore consider the possibility for modification of risk factors in advance of a subsequent pregnancy or in early pregnancy.

• This is especially true when dealing with either an obese patient or a very early pregnancy.

• This group is further subdivided into obese (more than 120% ideal bodyweight) and nonobese categories.

• This means that an increasing number of people are arriving at old age either overweight or obese.

• Figure 4 shows that overweight or obese patients were more likely to have a field placement error of 5 mm.

• The more difficult case is the obese elderly diabetic who has poor control on maximal doses of tablets and diet.

• Using a simple method (glucose tolerance test) it is possible to identify the obese individuals who are particularly at risk for developing type 2 diabetes.