About Gastric Sleeve
Gastric Sleeve Surgery, also known as Sleeve Gastrectomy, is a surgical weight loss procedure. This surgery is popular with morbidly obese people because it helps reduce the original size of the stomach by almost 80%. Gastric sleeve resection is recommended for people who are unable to lose weight through non-surgical measures such as regular exercise and strict dieting.
A Gastric Sleeve resection uses a laparoscope to remove most of the stomach. About 75-85% of the stomach is removed, leaving a long "sleeve" like structure or bag. Gastric sleeve surgery helps reduce the size of the stomach permanently and is an irreversible surgery.
Gastric Sleeve removal is performed to reduce the size of the stomach. This, in turn aids in weight loss through her two mechanisms:
- Early feeling of fullness leads to a reduced portion of food that the individual is able to eat at a time.
- Reduced secretion of ghrelin, which is a hormone that triggers hunger and is produced by the stomach.
Symptoms
The following people are seen to be the best candidates for gastric sleeve surgery:
- People who are morbidly and profoundly obese tend to have shorter lives or are more likely to experience health issues.
- Individuals who are 100 pounds or more over their optimal body weight or who have a BMI of 40 or higher.
- Patients who are 80 pounds over their target weight or who have a BMI of 35 or higher in addition to other health conditions like hypertension, diabetes, and sleep apnea.
Risk Factor
Investigations
Not everyone is advised to have the treatment. The person must fulfill a number of requirements:
- Be 40 or more on the BMI scale.
- Have a BMI of 35 and other diseases that are associated with morbidity.
- Should be aged between 18 and 65 years.
- I ought to have tried different weight loss strategies.
- Must be in good health to undergo surgery.
- You need to be aware of any possible hazards and negative effects.
- Must be prepared to modify one's lifestyle.
- Should be in good mental health.
Procedure | India | Turkey | Dubai |
(Price in USD) | (Price in USD) | (Price in USD) | |
Gastric Sleeve | 5500 | 4000 | 15000 |
Note : This is an approximate cost and may vary depending on various condition of the patient health after physical evaluation.
Treatment Options
Side Effects
The operation for a gastric sleeve is common and simple procedure. It is regarded as safe and doesn't have any obvious adverse effects. It may, however, complicate a few situations, just like with any other surgical procedure. The following are some of the frequent side effects of sleeve gastrectomy:
- Infection of a wound.
- Leaky Sleeves.
- A failed staple line.
- The vagus nerve has been harmed.
- Clots of blood.
- Esophageal spasm and gastroparesis.
- Ulcers.
- Dyspepsia.
Benefits
Success Rate
The success rate of Sleeve Gastrectomy surgery depends on the surgeon's ability and the patient's health, but more importantly, patients can lose between 30 and 40 percent of their excess weight after the procedure.