Titlebook: Essentials of Mini ? One Anastomosis Gastric Bypass; Mervyn Deitel Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Nature

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,Patient Contraindications to Undergoing?MGB,The indications for surgery for obesity and weight-related diseases are established by the IFSO statement of 2016. MGB-OAGB is one of the three leading procedures in the world. There is only one specific contraindication to undergoing MGB: short bowel syndrome. The risk for malnutrition exists only if the biliopancreatic limb is 200 cm or longer.

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Treatment of Marginal Ulcer,Marginal ulcer (MU) infrequently follows MGB or OAGB. MU has been associated with smoking, NSAIDs, steroids, spicy foods, and very heavy alcohol intake, which should be avoided. . infection may be a cause and should be treated. MU is confirmed by gastroscopy. The incidence after RYGB has been higher.

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Understanding the Technique of MGB: Clearing the Confusion,it without a clear understanding of the underlying mechanism of action and the details of the anatomy of the operation. When understood by a skilled surgeon, the MGB is a simple straightforward and very powerful operation that provides the surgeon with many advantages including the ability to tailor

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,Physiology of the?MGB: How It Works for Long-Term Weight Loss,a safe and more effective procedure exists. In the last decade, there have been many publications confirming that Mini-Gastric Bypass (MGB) is a safer and equally or more effective alternative to the traditional Roux-en-Y gastric bypass. MGB has shown stronger metabolic control and more durable weig

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,Ten Crucial Steps for the?MGB Operation, slowly gained proponents throughout the world, particularly increasing in the past 5?years. The laparoscopic operation creates two components: first, a mildly restrictive lesser-curvature gastric pouch; second, a 150–200 cm long jejunal bypass with a single antecolic gastro-jejunostomy anastomosis,

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The Ideal Length of Jejunal Limb in MGB,een variations of the limb length over the past 20?years. The longer the biliopancreatic limb, the more malabsorption will be present and the higher will be the expected weight loss, but unfortunately as well the risk of malnutrition concerning protein metabolism and micronutrients. On the other han

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,Perioperative Care in the?MGB and Anesthetic Management,thway or multimodal perioperative program, developed to improve clinical outcome of surgery. This program includes pre-, intra-, and post-operative alterations, such as standardized pre-operative information and counseling, preoperative fasting, smoking cessation, pre-habilitation, laparoscopy, more

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,Early Complications of the?MGB: Prevention and Treatment,ons are defined as complications occurring within the first 30 postoperative days. In our experience of 2678 patients, 3.1% suffered from early complications. Among them, 74/2251 patients (3.2%) developed an early complication following a primary MGB, while 10/427 patients (2.3%) presented a complic