Titlebook: Endoscopy in Obesity Management; A Comprehensive Guid Bipan Chand Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG 2018 Uncommon Bariatric Op

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Treatment of Marginal Ulcers After Gastric Bypass,ing. In case of refractory ulceration, revisional surgery is indicated. Presentation of an ulcer with bleeding can usually be controlled with endoscopic techniques but might warrant emergency surgery. Perforation from a marginal ulcer is managed with emergent surgery and omental patch with favorable outcomes if treated in a timely manner.

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Indications of Endoscopy in the Obese Patient,scopic indications, however, are not as readily known and are more dependent on a patient’s medical history and symptoms. This chapter will focus on understanding how obesity as an independent risk factor should affect our choice in performing upper and lower endoscopy, and its role in the management of bariatric patients.

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Management of Leaks with Endoluminal Stents,ndable stents offer a noninvasive means of managing bariatric leaks. This chapter focuses on the indications, deployment techniques, and complications of placing endoluminal stents for the treatment of leak following bariatric surgery.

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Weight Recidivism After Gastric Bypass and Endoscopic Solutions,atomic issues. This chapter reviews the reasons for weight recidivism following RYGB and strategies to avoid it, how to evaluate a patient with weight regain, and treatment options with an emphasis on endoscopic interventions.

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Chitra Madhwacharyula,Shreesha Ramdasric surgery remain challenging to treat despite refined therapeutic means. Surgeons have applied their surgical skills in managing such dreaded complication. This chapter reviews the experience of endoluminal therapy in managing biomaterial erosions in the bariatric population.

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Role of Endoscopy in Managing Foreign Body Erosions After Bariatric Surgery,ric surgery remain challenging to treat despite refined therapeutic means. Surgeons have applied their surgical skills in managing such dreaded complication. This chapter reviews the experience of endoluminal therapy in managing biomaterial erosions in the bariatric population.