Revision Surgery After Previous Gastric Stapling
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Revisional Surgery After Stomach Stapling
Stomach Stapling is the oldest bariatric surgery, and it is no longer performed today due to the many reported side effects and complications, as well as the high rate of weight regain after some time in many cases, which has led to the use of better, newer procedures with more precise techniques.
What Is Stomach Stapling?
How Was Stomach Stapling Surgery Performed?
Difference Between Stomach Stapling and Sleeve Gastrectomy?
In Sleeve Gastrectomy:
During Sleeve Gastrectomy, the surgeon removes approximately 70% to 80% of the stomach, leaving a small tube resembling a banana, which limits food intake to very small amounts and leads to a faster feeling of fullness, significantly helping with excess weight loss.
While in Stomach Stapling:
As mentioned earlier, the goal is to help the individual lose excess weight by reducing the size of the stomach, thereby limiting the amount of food the person can consume.
Causes of Stomach Stapling Failure and the Need for Revisional Surgery?
Studies have shown that stomach stapling resulted in poor long-term weight loss and may lead to weight regain, along with other risks and side effects such as:
- Bleeding during surgery.
- Increased risk of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD).
- Worsening symptoms of heartburn.
- Staple-line leakage: This complication has been reported in many cases, leading to serious complications and side effects, which contributed to the discontinuation of the procedure and its replacement with better and more advanced procedures, such as different types of sleeve gastrectomy, mini gastric bypass, classic gastric bypass, and SASI surgery (Single-Anastomosis Sleeve Ileal Bypass).
Why Is Dr. Mohamed Matar Considered One of the Best Surgeons for Revisional Surgery After Stomach Stapling?
- Consultant in laparoscopic surgery for morbid obesity.
- Member of the International Federation for the Surgery of Obesity.
- Fellow of the American College of Surgeons.
- Using the best medical methods and modern techniques.
- Explaining the mechanism and steps of the surgical procedure to the patient and presenting the expected results of the surgery.
- Ensuring that the necessary hygiene and sterilization standards are followed to maintain patient safety.
- Personally performing the procedure himself.
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