Bariatric surgery: Difference between revisions
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Introduction
Surgery as a treatment for obesity
For many obese patients, diets and lifestlye changes do not work in long term. Bariatric surgery has proved to be the only effective method in the long term treatment of obesity.
How surgery works
Bariatric surgery works by altering the anatomy of the gastrointestinal tract.
Bariatric Surgical Procedures
Restrictive Surgery
Malabsorptive Surgery
Combination Surgery
Surgical Effects Regarding Gut Hormones
Ghrelin
(other hormones)
Side Effects
Surgical Treatment as Opposed to Diet
Future Possibilites
Title 2.3
References
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