2013
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-67202013000600004
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Seguimento tardio em pacientes com banda gástrica

Abstract: - [36][37][38][39][40][41][42][43][44][45][46][47][48][49][50][51][52][53][54]. The band was withdrawn in 13 patients (68.42%), including seven by erosion, four for unsatisfactory weight loss and two for gastroesophageal reflux. The gastric bypass was conducted in ten patients and Scopinaro operation in one. Two patients had not been reoperated till nowadays and four were lost in late follow-up. Conclusion:The gastric band is technically unsatisfactory in long-term evaluation, have high withdrawal rate due to … Show more

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“…There are several kinds of surgeries nowadays, divided into three groups, basically: restrictive, disabsortive and combined surgeries. One of the most performed is the bariatric surgery, also known as Fobi-Capella or (conventional or laparoscopic) gastroplasty (Stol, Dadan, Gugelmin, & Ropelato, 2013;Leal, Franca, & Navarro, 2010;Baratieri, Onzi, Kremer, & Josino, 2013;Mônaco, Merhi, Aranha, Brandalise, & Brandalise, 2006). The technique employed in it is mixed and its main objective is restricting the stomach capacity to receive food and reducing food contact area for nutrient absorption, then, being restrictive and disabsortive.…”
Section: Obesity and Clinical Interventions For Treatmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are several kinds of surgeries nowadays, divided into three groups, basically: restrictive, disabsortive and combined surgeries. One of the most performed is the bariatric surgery, also known as Fobi-Capella or (conventional or laparoscopic) gastroplasty (Stol, Dadan, Gugelmin, & Ropelato, 2013;Leal, Franca, & Navarro, 2010;Baratieri, Onzi, Kremer, & Josino, 2013;Mônaco, Merhi, Aranha, Brandalise, & Brandalise, 2006). The technique employed in it is mixed and its main objective is restricting the stomach capacity to receive food and reducing food contact area for nutrient absorption, then, being restrictive and disabsortive.…”
Section: Obesity and Clinical Interventions For Treatmentmentioning
confidence: 99%