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• Gastrectomy
  |Term=gastrectomy |Short definition=garlic (GAR-lik) A European plant with a bulb used to flavor food. It has also been used in some cultures to treat
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• Sleeve gastrectomy
  == Sleeve Gastrectomy == ...ortion of the stomach. The procedure is also known as a '''vertical sleeve gastrectomy'''.
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• Mini sleeve gastrectomy
  #REDIRECT [[Sleeve gastrectomy]]
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• Sleeve gastrectomy
  == Sleeve Gastrectomy == ...ortion of the stomach. The procedure is also known as a '''vertical sleeve gastrectomy'''.
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• Mini sleeve gastrectomy
  #REDIRECT [[Sleeve gastrectomy]]
  32 bytes (3 words) - 20:02, 3 February 2024
• Gastrectomy
  |Term=gastrectomy |Short definition=garlic (GAR-lik) A European plant with a bulb used to flavor food. It has also been used in some cultures to treat
  484 bytes (67 words) - 05:32, 9 January 2023
• Sleeve
  === Sleeve Gastrectomy === [[Sleeve Gastrectomy]] is a surgical weight-loss procedure in which the stomach is reduced to ab
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• Billroth II
  ...procedure in 1885. The "II" denotes that it is the second of two types of gastrectomy procedures that Billroth developed, the first being [[Billroth I]]. Billroth II is a type of [[gastrectomy]], which is a surgical procedure to remove part or all of the [[stomach]].
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• Retained antrum syndrome
  ...: re-tayned an-trum sin-drome'') is a medical condition that occurs post [[gastrectomy]], when a portion of the [[antrum]] is left behind. The etymology of the te ...Antrum Syndrome is a rare complication that arises after a [[Billroth II]] gastrectomy, where the antrum, or the lowermost part of the [[stomach]], is unintention
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• Right gastric artery
  ...ally runs to the lesser curvature of the [[Stomach]], where it anastomoses with the [[Left Gastric Artery]]. It supplies blood to the lesser curvature of t The Right Gastric Artery is of clinical importance in procedures such as [[Gastrectomy]] and [[Hepatic Artery Infusion Pump]] placement. Knowledge of its anatomy
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• Dumping syndrome
  Dumping syndrome is most often associated with [[gastrectomy]], a surgical procedure in which part or all of the stomach is removed. It * [[Gastrectomy]]
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• Siewert classification
  ...ermining the optimal surgical strategy, whether it be [[esophagectomy]], [[gastrectomy]], or a combined approach. * [[Gastrectomy]]
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• Duodenal switch
  ...ved to restrict food intake. The second is a [[Biliopancreatic Diversion]] with a duodenal switch, where a portion of the small intestine is bypassed to li * [[Sleeve Gastrectomy]]: A surgical weight-loss procedure in which the stomach is reduced to abou
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• Dumping
  ...is most often associated with certain types of stomach surgery, such as [[gastrectomy]] or [[gastric bypass surgery]]. It can also occur in people who have not h ...yndrome typically includes changes in eating habits and medication. People with this condition may need to eat smaller meals throughout the day, avoid food
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• Gastroduodenostomy
  * [[Gastrectomy]]: A surgical procedure to remove part or all of the stomach.
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• Gastroepiploic
  * [[Gastrectomy]]: A surgical procedure where all or part of the stomach is removed. The ga
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• Billroth I
  * [[Gastrectomy]]: A surgical procedure to remove part or all of the stomach.
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• Pyloromyotomy
  * [[Gastrectomy]]
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• Bariatric surgery
  ...s '''weight loss surgery''', is a medical procedure that helps individuals with severe obesity achieve significant and sustained weight loss. This surgical ...e most common restrictive procedure is the [[Gastric Sleeve Surgery|sleeve gastrectomy]].
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• Digestive system surgery
  * [[Gastrectomy]]: The surgical removal of part or all of the [[stomach]]. * [[Liver transplant]]: The replacement of a diseased [[liver]] with a healthy one.
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• Blind loop syndrome
  ...procedures that affect the normal flow of the small intestine, such as a [[gastrectomy]] or [[intestinal bypass surgery]]. It can also occur due to anatomical abn ...ome usually involves antibiotics to reduce the bacterial overgrowth, along with vitamin and nutrient supplementation to address any deficiencies caused by
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• Gastrointestinal surgery
  * [[Gastrectomy]]: Surgical removal of all or part of the stomach.
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• Antrectomy
  * [[Gastrectomy]]: A surgical procedure to remove part or all of the stomach.
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