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Proximal (classic) gastric bypass

par Korenkov, Michael;Cadière, Guy-Bernard ;Higa, Kelvin K.D.;Khan, Ahad;Iannelli, Antonio;Antanavicius, Gintaras;Ikramuddin, Sayeed;Weiner, Rudolf R.A.;Garcia-Caballero, Manuel
Référence Bariatric Surgery: Technical Variations and Complications, Springer Berlin Heidelberg, page (53-110)
Publication Publié, 2012-01

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The intention of this procedure is a restriction of the size of the stomach by cutting it proximally and the creation of malabsorption by dividing the small intestine into an alimentary (Roux limb) and a biliopancreatic segment (Fig. 3.1). Both goals (restriction and malabsorption) are reached in one operation; it is therefore referred to as “combined procedure.”