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Confusion Regarding Duodenal Switch
March 07, 2009They are still performing THAT operation?
Why doesn’t everyone know about Duodenal Switch?
Fat Malabsorption
March 04, 2009A study by Gagner et al. demonstrating 81% fat malabsorption following Duodenal Switch weight loss surgery. Decreased lipid malabsorption in both gastric bypass and biliopancreatic diversion with duodenal switch. Gagner et al. 2005 PII: S1550-7289(05)00173-5 PURPOSE: Bariatric surgical procedures for weight loss are hypothesized to produce weight loss both by restricting food intake […] Continue Reading “Fat Malabsorption”
DS Survival Guide
November 29, 2008Lori B’s DS survival guide for coming home from the hospital following Duodenal Switch weight loss surgery.
Post Surgery Advice
November 23, 2008Suggestions from Elizabeth N. on the things you should focus on as a fresh Duodenal Switch post op.
What to Expect Following Surgery
November 23, 2008Valerie G’s advice on what to expect at the hospital before surgery through to being discharged and healing at home.
Anal Fissure
November 23, 2008While an anal fissure is not specifically a WLS-related issue, it can be exacerbated by WLS-related issues (constipation, diarrhea) and can devastate your quality of life. I have worked out (tailoring a treatment regimen from recommendations on the internet, in consultation with my colorectal surgeon) a medical (as opposed to surgical) treatment for anal fissures. […] Continue Reading “Anal Fissure”
Acne
November 23, 2008Post Op Dietary Regimen
October 23, 2008Food ideas from two post op Duodenal Switch patients who share what they were eating early out from surgery.