THE ROLE OF MICRONUTRIENTS AND VITAMINS IN ANEMIAS DEVELOPING AFTER BARIATRIC SURGERY
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anemia, bariatric surgery, mineral elements, vitamins, proteins.Abstract
This article discusses the importance of micronutrients and vitamins in anemias developing in patients who have undergone bariatric surgery. A total of 35 articles published over the last 5 years in international literature were reviewed and analyzed.
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