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Morbid obesity - connections

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Surgery - Treats (Effectiveness: most effective)

Surgery - connections

Surgery ->

Achieves: Significant weight loss (Duration: maintained; Degree: significant; Condition: morbid obesity)
Treats: Cancers
Treats: Morbid obesity (Effectiveness: most effective)

Corrective surgery - connections

Corrective surgery ->

Treats: Scoliosis (Perspective: structural or congenital alone)

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