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Benefits and Risks of Stomach Stapling

Here is a brief outline of the advantages and problems associated with vertical banded gastroplasty. In simple terms, bariatric gastric stapling operations are slightly easier to perform and carry a little less risk of post-operative complications. Furthermore, vertical banded gastroplasty typically produces better weight loss results than adjustable banding procedures that only use a gastric band or ring, instead of staples. However, when compared to gastric bypass, it is easier for stomach stapling patients to "cheat". So this bariatric procedure is less effective than stomach bypass.

Benefits of Stomach Stapling

- Procedure is reversible
- Digestive anatomy is unaltered
- No dumping syndrome (rapid gastric emptying)
- Low risk of serious complications
- Gradual weight reduction

Risks of Stomach Stapling

- Breakage of staples
- Erosion of band
- Risk of vomiting if food is not properly chewed
- Some risk of nutritional deficiencies
- Reduced weight loss due to non-compliance with diet and exercise guidelines

Reduction in Obesity Health Problems

To qualify for gastric stapling weight loss surgery, patients typically need to suffer from severe clinical obesity. The health risks of this overweight condition are serious and may even become life-threatening. It is against this background of obesity-related health risks, allied to a failure of weight reduction through conventional dieting, that stomach stapling should be assessed.

See also:
Gastric Stapling Surgery
Stomach Stapling Procedure
Stomach Stapling Post-Operative Follow-Up
Stomach Stapling And Weight Loss
Gastroplasty Surgery
Vertical Banded Gastroplasty

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