A decade of bariatric surgery. What have we learned? Outcome in 520 patients from a single institution

Abstract

If more invasive procedures as LSG or LMGB may entail higher operative and peroperative risks, conversely, in skilled hands their efficacy remains undisputed, especially in the long term, presenting a very low rate of major complications. In general, the efficacy of a bariatric surgery unit seems improved by the capability to offer both different primary procedures and re-do surgery.

Single anastomosis gastric bypass: A novel bariatric procedure

“…The metabolic effects are summarized in another chapter in the present issue of the article, but it is a popular research subject studied by various researchers. [7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16] All data are summarized in Table 2.…”

Mini-Gastric Bypass for Bariatric Surgery Increasing Worldwide

“…Comparative studies have documented more durable weight loss after the MGB [3,13,22,[52][53][54][55]. Also, better quality of life has been found after MGB [56,57].…”

“…and pre-and post-operative clinic, inspecting his substantial follow-up. The MGB has since increased throughout the world [3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14]. With the decrease in gastric banding, the MGB in 2015 became the third most common bariatric operation internationally [15].…”

Vėlyvieji laparoskopinės vertikalios skrandžio rezekcijos gydymo rezultatai

“…Iš lentelėje pateiktų duomenų matoma, kad bendras komplikacijų [6,7], prieš tulžies ir kasos apylankos su dvylikapirštės atskyrimu operaciją [8][9][10]. Buvo pastebėta, jog ligoniai po pirmo etapo operacijos netenka daug svorio ir pasiekiama gera gretutinių ligų kontrolė.…”

“…Operacijos metu neatliekamos anastomozės, išsaugoma skrandžio prievarčio funkcija ir žarnyno vientisumas, nėra pooperacinio dempingo sindromo, vidinių išvaržų ar marginalinio išopėjimo rizikos, pasiekiama gera svorio ir gretutinių ligų kontrolė [9,10,23,24].…”