Duodenal Switch Vs SADI-S Procedure

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Duodenal Switch Vs SADI-S Procedure Basic
Differences

• There are several bariatric procedures to tackle
  obesity and related medical ailments. Choosing a
  suitable bariatric surgery is important to derive
  maximum benefit and usher in a lifestyle change.
  Both duodenal switch and SADI-S procedure in
  Forth Worth, Texas, involve altering the stomach
  and the structure of the intestine.

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• There are also many differences, qualifications
  and side-effects of these procedures. A reputed
  centre for bariatrics offers patients information
  and medical guidance to make informed choices.
  DFW Bariatrics and General Surgery is a reputable
  bariatric centre with state of the art
  infrastructure and experienced surgeons and
  medical professionals. Reach out to us to know
  more about a duodenal switch and a SADI bariatric
  Procedure in Fort Worth. We can help you
  understand how they can change your health and
  lifestyle for the better.
• Read on to know more about both these procedures
  and understand the differences between them
• Complexity Complications
• A duodenal switch is one of the most complicated
  bariatric procedures. It involves removing a
  large portion of the stomach and restructuring
  the intestines to separate the common channel and
  the alimentary limb. It is a long surgery with
  many risks and side effects such as metabolic
  disorders and nutrition deficiency. A SADI-S
  procedure is more simple than a duodenal Switch.
  The intestines have a common path for the
  biliopancreatic channel and the food channel in
  the same passage with a short bypass. It has
  lesser Chances of complications, intestinal
  disorders or nutrition deficiencies.

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• Possibility of Bile Reflux
• Reflux is one of the most common problems after a
  bariatric procedure. In a duodenal switch, bile
  reflux is not anatomically possible. The
  biliopancreatic channel and the food channel
  follow two separate paths. On the other hand, a
  SADI-S procedure can result in bile reflux as the
  food in the digestive tract and the bile juices
  flow through a common path. For this reason,
  patients suffering from acute reflux are more
  likely to qualify for a SADI-S procedure. DFW
  Bariatrics and General Surgery is a leading
  centre for bariatrics offering a SADI Procedure
  in Fort Worth, Texas. Reach out to us to explore
  how you can qualify for the same.
• Tackling Obesity Diabetes
• Duodenal switch is an effective bariatric
  Procedure to tackle obesity. As it involves
  reducing the size of the stomach and rerouting
  the intestine to limit fat absorption, it results
  in significant weight loss after surgery. On the
  other hand, the benefits of the SADI-S are
  reducing glucose variation and improving diabetes
  control in the body. In a SADI-S procedure, the
  stomach size is reduced to limit food
  consumption, similar to the duodenal Switch
  Surgery. But, the absorption of nutrition and fat
  isn't significant as it intends to impact glucose
  levels and restore control over highly diabetic
  patients' metabolism.

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• Wrap Up
• While there are many similarities between these
  procedures there are also many critical
  differences that can impact overall success. To
  know more about a SADI Procedure in Fort Worth,
  Texas, reach out to the medical experts at DFW
  Bariatrics and General Surgery. Our learned
  surgeons and licensed dieticians help usher in a
  new lease of life for morbidly obese or highly
  diabetic patients with optimal Bariatric
  procedures. We carefully examine the medical
  history, health parameters and lifestyle of a
  patient to ascertain optimal surgical and
  Non-Surgical treatment. Reach out to us for
  world-class health care services in bariatrics.
  Call us at 469-620-0222 or e-mail us at
  info_at_texasweightlossdocs.com

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