Solution for each patient
Immediate and guaranteed weight loss.
BMI of 40 or more, or lower with associated diseases.
Effective against: cholesterol, high blood pressure and reflux.
Minimally invasive laparoscopic technique.
A Grandi Gastric Bypass
Gastric bypass, or gastric diversion, is a bariatric surgery procedure to treat morbid obesity.
Gastric bypass surgery involves creating a small stomach pouch that allows the patient to feel full with small portions of food. Additionally, the intestine is connected directly to this small stomach to partially reduce the absorption of certain foods, leading to significant weight loss.
Directions
This is a mixed technique, as it reduces the capacity of the stomach to promote early satiety and limits the absorption of calories in the form of sugars or fats.
Today it is one of the most used options due to the significant weight loss achieved.
To achieve an optimal result, it is necessary for the patient to follow some recommendations regarding their diet. The diet after gastric bypass is liquid for the first two weeks, then progresses to a soft diet and subsequently to a normal diet, making these changes progressively.
Patients who have undergone gastric bypass surgery
Gastric Bypass FAQs
Laparoscopic surgery.
This is laparoscopic surgery, meaning the operation is performed through small incisions in the abdomen, through which a telescope connected to a small video camera is inserted. The frequency of complications is low when the surgery is performed by an experienced team of doctors. This procedure has a restrictive component and a malabsorptive component, which is why it is considered a mixed bariatric surgery technique.
