Probably selection bias as most patients on these meds already have bmi greater than 30 (more likely bmi 35 or higher plus other co morbidities) like diabetes.
The inverse is true when the gi reps tried to show me gastric pocus that showed no difference in residual gastric contents show they could SHORTEN THE COLON PREP NPO status. And then I looked at their data and their average size of the women was 164 pounds and the average size of their men in their study was 192 pounds.
Duh. They were having selection bias by choosing patients less likely to have gastric delayed emptying times so they could say to use their gi split prep within 2 hours of anesthesia.
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