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Cir Gen 2010; 32 (2)

“Simplified” gastric bypass – 150 cases

Prieto AMR, Martínez MA, Vargas ME, Aceves VE, Aceves ÁM

Language: Spanish
References: 20
Page: 76-82
PDF size: 269.47 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Objective: To present our initial experience with the “simplified” gastric bypass.
Setting: Hospital “Puerta de Hierro Sur”, Tlajomulco de Zuñiga, Jal., Mexico.
Design: Retrospective, descriptive case report study.
Statistical analysis: Percentages as summary measure for qualitative variables and central tendency measures.
Patients and methods: We included the first 150 patients treated with the “simplified” gastric bypass technique. We evaluated the demographic characteristics of the patients, the surgical technique, the obtained results, and complications.
Results: “Simplified” gastric bypass was performed in 150 patients (91 women and 59 men), average age was of 40 years (range 18 to 65). The body mass index was of 42 kg/m2 and the average surgical time was of 3-1 h; the average weight loss was of 72%.
Two gastrointestinal leaks, two postoperative bleedings, one patient developed pneumonia and the other pulmonary thromboembolism. Average hospital stay was of 3.2 days (range, 3 to 23). No deaths occurred.
Conclusion: The “simplified” gastric bypass is a safe, reliable, reproducible, and effective procedure. The obtained results are comparable with the diverse series published world-wide.


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