Roux-en-Y Gastric bypass surgery
This is the most common form of gastric bypass although the mini gastric bypass is gaining in popularity. It is named after the Swiss surgeon – Albert Roux who developed the procedure. The ‘Y’ part of the name comes from the method in which the surgeon adjusts the small intestine so that it forms a new route for food to travel through the digestive system.
It is performed by surgeons all around the world and is seen as the ultimate procedure for chronic weight problems. It is guaranteed to produce extensive weight loss in patients. However, this type of bypass might not suit everyone which leaves the option of the newer ‘mini’ gastric bypass.
Gastric Bypass Surgery Guide sections
- Gastric Bypass Surgery overview
- Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass
- Mini Gastric Bypass
- What are the benefits of gastric bypass surgery ?
- What are the risks of gastric bypass surgery?
- Preparing for gastric bypass surgery
- The gastric bypass surgery Procedure
- After the opperation
- Aftercare following gastric bypass surgery
- FAQs about gastric bypass surgery
- Gastric bypass surgery Vs the gastric band
Weight Loss Surgery Guide
- Types of weight loss surgery
- Benefits of weight loss surgery
- Risks of Weight loss surgery
- Suitability for weight loss surgery
- Weight loss surgery criteria guidelines
- Exclusion Criteria for weight loss surgery
- Finding a obesity surgeon
- Weight loss surgery abroad
- Gastric Bypass Surgery
- Gastric band surgery
- Biliopancreatic Diversion
- Sleeve Gastrectomy
- Gastric Balloon
- Gastric Stimulation
- Revision weight loss Surgery
- Obesity surgery and children
- Obesity surgery and teenagers
- Obesity surgery and older people
- Obesity Surgery and pregnancy
- Costs of weight loss surgery
- Weight loss surgery on the NHS
- Paying for weight loss surgery privately
- Cosmetic Surgery After obesity surgery
- Anti obesity medication
- Duodenal Switch