Open Access Case Report

Weight Regain after Bariatric Surgery - Argon Plasma Coagulation for Gastrojejunal Anastomosis Decrease

BQ Sander1*, EP Silva2, SR Farfan3, LD Conceição4, SG Godinho5, WCC Vieira6, FMB Pires7, HG Sampaio8, JR Pereira9 and LR Alberti10

1Sander Medical Center, Brazil

2Hospital of Portela, Brazil

3Hospital of Santa Rosália, Brazil

4HC de Alagoinhas, Brazil

5Hospital of Imaculada Conceição, Brazil

6Clínica AMA, Brazil

7Tower Center, Brazil

8HapClínica Pituba, Brazil

9GV Clínicas, Brazil

10HC-UFMG, Brazil

Corresponding Author

Received Date: January 24, 2020;  Published Date: February 07, 2020

Abstract

The weight regained has been a described growing problem in patients after bariatric surgery, especially at long term. This weight regained is multifactorial and often associated with dilation of Gastrojejunostomy (GJ), allowing a faster gastric emptying and therefore greater food intake [1,2]. For the patients with significant weight regain after failed conservative approach, some revisional procedures had be attempted and more recently endoscopic revisional procedures had being described [3,4].

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