Titlebook: Global Bariatric Surgery; The Art of Weight Lo Rami Lutfi,Mariano Palermo,Guy-Bernard Cadière Book 2018 Springer International Publishing A

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The Neural Basis of Humoral Actionas led to the current surgery, as a therapeutic method of this pathology, to evolve in terms of its techniques implemented to patients [1]. Within these evolutions is the single anastomosis gastric bypass (SAGB) too called one-anastomosis gastric bypass (OAGB), which although it has few years of app

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History of Bariatric Surgerytil our current times; it is now recognized as a multifactorial and potentially dangerous disease..Despite the evidence, obesity continues to be considered by many, even in health care, a choice rather than a disease..Its complex nature, the lack of understanding, and the significant role of behavio

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Bariatric Surgery: Current State of Affairsgressed over the last four decades, yet still only approximately 1% of those who qualify for surgical treatment of obesity actually have an operation. This, combined with the increasing prevalence of obesity, shows the unmet need in the treatment of obesity. Here, we review the adoption of bariatric

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Accreditation, Quality, and Centers of Excellence surgery offers the most effective and durable treatment for obesity. Accreditation standards were developed to ensure that patients received the highest quality care with safe outcomes. This chapter reviews general history of quality improvement, and discusses its evolution to the current accredita

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Bariatric and Metabolic Surgery in the Middle Eastn (WHO) database and official reports issued by health authorities from individual countries. We chose this approach to provide an objective assessment of the status of obesity and bariatric surgery in the Middle East region.

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Gastric Bandingized to result in significant weight loss for obese patients. Paired with the restriction of a gastric pouch, the RYGB (Roux-en-Y gastric bypass) grew to become the procedure of choice for surgical weight loss. Malabsorption was the main focus of the first generation of bariatric procedures; however