Titlebook: Bariatric Surgery Complications and Emergencies; Daniel M. Herron Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 Enteric lea

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Marginal and Peptic Ulcers: Prevention, Diagnosis, and Management,on and endoscopy. Medical treatment is usually successful, but endoscopic or surgical interventions are necessary in refractory disease. Peptic ulcers may occur with other types of bariatric surgery, such as sleeve gastrectomy, and are treated similar to peptic ulcers in nonsurgical patients.

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Band Prolapse: Diagnosis and Management,rolapse involves one of four options: a conservative non-operative approach, band removal, band revision (re-banding), and band removal with conversion to an alternate bariatric procedure. Limited and variable data preclude definitive recommendations regarding the optimal treatment, timing, and ideal revisional choice for these complex patients.

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Inadequate Weight Loss after Gastric Bypass and Sleeve Gastrectomy, benefit from pouch revision or limb lengthening procedures. The decision to modify the existing anatomy must be made after a careful evaluation of possible causes. The following chapter aims to provide strategies to evaluate and treat IWL based on current available evidence.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-28353-6nts, requiring dosage adjustment. We introduce a multimodal pain management strategy to improve pain control and reduce side effects. Morbidly obese patients have a higher risk of postoperative respiratory complications, necessitating extra attention to postoperative management and disposition planning from the postoperative anesthesia care unit.

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,Learning from Innovation Failure—, Endoscopic interventions such as transoral gastroplasty, the intragastric balloon, and the endoluminal gastrointestinal liner are a few devices that have gained recognition and demonstrated promising results.

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,The Book’s Scope and Approach, developing stenosis which will lead to progressive dysphagia and vomiting that must be diagnosed and treated. This chapter explains the spectrum of food intolerance from improper eating to vomiting and drooling from severe stenosis and how to diagnose and treat these problems.