Titlebook: Complications in Bariatric Surgery; Diego Camacho,Natan Zundel Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Nature 201

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-75841-1Metabolic derangements; bariatric emergencies; vertical sleeve gastrectomy; Gastric fistula; Anastomotic

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978-3-030-09338-9Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Nature 2018

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Pregnancy in the Bariatric Patient,these individuals. Thus, pregnancy following weight loss surgery is increasingly encountered in clinical practice. A multidisciplinary team is needed to address these patients as they pose specific surgical, medical, and obstetric challenges. This chapter describes common considerations relating to pregnant bariatric surgical patients.

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Statistical Monitoring of Clinical TrialsGastric band erosion is an uncommon but serious complication that often warrants removal. Removing a fixed or adjustable gastric band that has eroded into the lumen of the stomach can be challenging and demands skillful management. This chapter reviews the current treatment approaches for managing a patient with an eroded gastric band.

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Gastric Band Erosion,Gastric band erosion is an uncommon but serious complication that often warrants removal. Removing a fixed or adjustable gastric band that has eroded into the lumen of the stomach can be challenging and demands skillful management. This chapter reviews the current treatment approaches for managing a patient with an eroded gastric band.

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Statistics for Biology and Healthn has resulted from major advances in surgical quality care including minimally invasive techniques and the introduction of accredited multidisciplinary centers of excellence. Multidisciplinary care including obesity medicine specialists, certified bariatric nurses, dietitians, and behavioral medici

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Historical Monitoring Boundaries,ith swift implementation of diagnostic and therapeutic strategies. The most common medical complications related to bariatric surgery include venous thromboembolic events, cardiac complications, and nutritional deficiencies. These have all been observed in bariatric patients regardless of the type o

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Historical Monitoring Boundaries,n 0.6% and 25%, and they may occur at any point in time after RYGB. The etiology of MU development has been widely discussed and remains controversial. It is likely multifactorial, with smoking and NSAID use being the most well-established risk factors, and may differ for each individual. The most f