
GASTRIC BYPASS SURGERY
What is gastric bypass surgery?
Gastric bypass is a bariatric surgery method in which the stomach and small intestines are rearranged. In this surgery, the stomach is reduced to create a new, smaller stomach pouch and a portion of the small intestine is connected to this new stomach. In this way, both the stomach capacity is reduced and the absorption of nutrients is partially prevented because a portion of the intestines is bypassed.
Gastric bypass is used to help severely obese patients lose weight. It is also used to control type 2 diabetes, hypertension, sleep apnea, and other obesity-related health problems. The process of weight loss is accelerated by both reducing the stomach volume and limiting absorption.
What are the advantages of gastric bypass surgery?
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Provides fast and long-term weight loss.
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It can help improve diseases such as type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure and sleep apnea.
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Since a portion of the intestines is disabled during the stomach reduction procedure, nutrient absorption decreases and thus fewer calories are consumed.
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The feeling of hunger decreases and appetite control becomes easier.
Who is suitable for gastric bypass surgery?
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Individuals with a Body Mass Index (BMI 40 and above), i.e. morbidly obese
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Patients with a BMI of 35 and above and additional health problems such as diabetes and hypertension
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People who cannot lose weight with diet, exercise and medication
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Individuals who have had gastric sleeve surgery but have regained weight
Many guests come to our country from abroad for gastric bypass surgery. They are offered package services within the scope of "health tourism". These packages include surgery, hotel accommodation and city transfer services .
2 HOURS
Processing time
2-4 DAYS
Length of stay
4-6 WEEKS
Recovery time
CLINICAL CARE
Complication insurance