Mini Gastric Bypass

Mini gastric bypass is a procedure similar to traditional gastric bypass surgery, but technically simpler. In this procedure, the stomach is reduced in the form of a tube and connected to a lower section of the small intestine.

Who is Suitable for Mini Gastric Bypass Surgery?
Individuals with a BMI of 35 or above who have obesity-related health problems.
Patients who have not achieved sufficient weight loss after gastric sleeve surgery.
Persons who prefer a less invasive bypass method.
Patients who want to manage metabolic diseases (diabetes, hypertension, etc.).
Advantages of mini gastric bypass include shorter surgery time, a lower risk of complications, and a reduced number of intestinal anastomoses.

Risks include an increased risk of bile reflux and the potential for vitamin and mineral deficiencies due to decreased nutrient absorption. Mini gastric bypass is particularly preferred as an effective method in combating obesity and metabolic diseases.

Benefits of Mini Gastric Bypass
Shorter Surgery Time: It is completed in a shorter time compared to traditional gastric bypass. Lower Risk of Complications: It carries lower surgical risks due to the reduced number of intestinal connections.
More Effective Weight Loss: It can achieve greater weight loss compared to a gastric sleeve.
Improvement of Metabolic Diseases: It can have positive effects on conditions such as diabetes.
Shorter Hospital Stay: Patients generally recover more quickly after mini gastric bypass.