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laparoscopic Roux-en-Y gastric bypass from the intestinal anastomosis and later create the gastric pouch.. We prefer the gastric pouch at first and later the

Introduction: This study aims to evaluate the incidence of cholelithiasis formation in the postoperative first year of patients who underwent laparoscopic sleeve

This study is an examination of the indications for reoperation and the results observed in patients who underwent reoperation following sleeve gastrectomy.. Materials and

[3] In this article, we aimed to discuss two gastric bezoar cases that were successfully removed by laparoscopic approach in which conservative treatment methods have failed..

In weight loss surgery patients with nutritional defi- ciency, it should be kept in mind that the patient could have multiple vitamin deficiencies.. Due to possible nutri-

Conclusion: Although the number of cases was small and the follow-period was short, the results obtained from laparoscopic surgery applied to patients with a stomach tumor

Other strategies can include conversion to a classic duodenal switch operation (with Roux-en-Y configuration) or tosingle anastomosis duodeno-ileal bypass with sleeve

Laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy (LSG) is a longitudinal gastrectomy including removal of the entire fundus and greater curvature but leaving in place the distal antrum and