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... Intro
Title:
Gastric Bypass Surgery
Purpose:
To inform the audience of how exactly this surgery is preformed and the reason many over weight individuals decide to go thru with this type of procedure. ... These people are like that of about 90,000 people who have had what I am introducing to you as Gastric Bypass Surgery. The people that have gone on to have this surgery, or whom are even considering having this surgery are thta of what doctors call morbidly obese. ... There are many reasons that one such person would consider going thru with this surgery and I am going to point them out in this paper. ... Digestive process after the surgery
c. ... How does this surgery promote weight loss? ... Who pays for this surgery? ... Why decide for this surgery
2. ... These people are like that of about 90,000 people who have had what I am introducing to you as Gastric Bypass Surgery. The people that have gone on to have this surgery, or whom are even considering having this surgery are that of what doctors call morbidly obese. ... There are many reasons that one such person would consider going thru with this surgery and I am going to point them out in this paper.
First, I would like to start out by telling you exactly what "Gastric Bypass Surgery." This surgical procedure can be called a number of different names: Bariatric Surgery, Stomach Stapling and Gastric Restrictive Surgery. The medical term for the surgery is Roux-en Y Gastric Bypass. This surgery reduces the size of the patients stomach to help him/her loose weight, long term. Now when I say it reduces the stomach after this surgery your stomach is reduced down to the size of a small egg. This surgery is the best option for people who are, as I previously stated, morbid obese. ... A persons overall well being is threatened by obesity related factors such as:
*High Blood Pressure *Respiratory Difficulties
*Diabetes *Sleep Apnea
*Cardiac Problems *Arthritic Symptoms
*High Cholesterol levels *Knee and joint pain
In order for a person to be considered for this surgery a person must be at least 100 lbs or more over weight than the standard for their height and sex or a BMI of 40 or greater as the table shows (figure 1-1). ...
Gastric Bypass Surgery takes on average about 2 hours to complete. After the completion of the surgery the patient will only spend 2 days in the hospital. ... This particular operation combines stomach restriction (restricts the amount of food intake into the stomach) with a partial bypass of the small intestine.
Approximate Word count = 2144
Approximate Pages = 8.6
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