Gastric Bypass
Tableau comparatif
Mini Gastric Bypass
- BMI over 45 or 40
- Type 2 diabetes
- Rather sweet food
- Reduction of ingested
volume
- Reduce hunger (ghrelin)
- Reduce nutriments absorbtion
- Dumping syndrom
- Slightly decreased
- Very rare vomiting
Mandatory
Supplementation required
Easy by coelioscopy
10 ans
Coelioscopy
1h30 to 2h30
3 to 5 days
About 2 weeks
Rare
- Haemorrhagy
- Digestive leak
Very rare
- Vitamin deficiencies
- Bowel obstruction
65 - 70 %
70 - 80 %
Sleeve Gastrectomy
- BMI over 40
- Type 2 diabetes
- Reduction of ingested
volume
- Reduce hunger (ghrelin)
- Decreased
- Rare vomiting
Little
Rare
No
6 years
Coelioscopy
1h30 to 2h30
3 to 5 days
About 2 weeks
Rare
- Haemorrhagy
- Digestive leak
Very rare
- Vitamin deficiencies
60%
70%
Gastric Bypass
- BMI over 45
- Type 2 diabetes
- Rather sweet food
- Reduction of ingested
volume
- Reduce hunger (ghrelin)
- Reduce nutriments absorbtion
- Dumping syndrom
- Slightly decreased
- Very rare vomiting
Mandatory
Supplementation required
Possible by coelioscopy, but very difficult
More than 20 years
Coelioscopy
2h30 to 4h
4 to 6 days
About 2 weeks
Rare
- Haemorrhagy
- Digestive leak
Very rare
- Vitamin deficiencies
- Bowel obstruction
70%
80%
Gastroplasty
- BMI between 35 and
40 with morbidity
- BMI between 40 and 45
- Rather salted food
- No snacks
Editable reduction of ingested
volume
- Very decreased
- Easy vomiting
Very mandatory
Very rare
Easy by coelioscopy
12 years
Coelioscopy
1/2h to 1h30
1 to 2 days
About 1 week
Very rare Haemorrhagy
- Pouch dilatation : 10%
- Migration of the band into
the stomach : less than 2%
40%
50%