Bariatric Surgery

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Bariatric surgery is also called weight loss surgery which is a surgical procedure that is usually carried out on people who have a problem with obesity.
Furthermore, this procedure helps achieve weight loss by decreasing the stomach size with the help of a gastric band or through the exclusion of a part of the stomach.
Also, it can be done by rerouting and resecting the small intestine to a small stomach pouch.
We have experts who have honed their skills in the same and who are trained and qualified to carry out bariatric surgery.
The hospital is focused on offering premium quality bariatric surgery services to the patients so that they can lose weight and lead an everyday life.
A vast range of services is provided in the hospital which is mentioned below.
Our team of doctors makes it a point to explain to you every little detail for you to make an informed choice keeping in mind that some procedures cannot be reversed.
The hospital has all the needed infrastructure to offer the best bariatric surgery services to the patients to ensure the complete satisfaction of the patients in addition to their family members simultaneously.

Gastric bypass: This procedure is done in two parts, initially, a small stomach pouch is
formed by separating the top of the stomach from the remaining part. Then the first portion of
the small intestine is split from the lower part and brought up to join the newly created small
stomach pouch. The top portion of the diverged small intestine is attached to the remaining
small intestine further below so that the stomach acids and digestive enzymes merge with the
food.
Adjustable gastric band: This involves an inflatable band that is placed around the upper
portion of the stomach that forms a small stomach pouch above the band through adjustment.
Sleeve gastrectomy: This procedure removes approximately 80 percent of the stomach
while the remaining stomach which is a tubular pouch remains.
Biliopancreatic diversion with duodenal switch: It consists of two parts where a smaller
tubular stomach pouch is created by removing a portion of the stomach, and the majority of
the small intestine is bypassed, which is similar to gastric bypass.

The procedures produce significant long-term weight loss.
They restrict the amount of food that can be consumed so that there is not much weight
gain post-procedure.
It creates beneficial changes in the hormones of the gut that reduce the appetite and
gives a feeling of fullness.
The procedures are relatively short with a hospital stay of approximately 2 days with
ancillary other procedures.
A few procedures eventually allow patients to eat near ‘normal’ meals again.

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