If you want to take control of weight then sleeve gastrectomy at Maryland Bariatrics can be the option for you. For obese patients with a relatively low body mass index, the vertical sleeve gastrectomy can also prove a good choice, especially where existing conditions (such as anemia or Crohn’s disease) prevent them from having other forms of bariatric surgery. Click the link for more information!
https://mdbariatrics.com/weight-loss-surgery/laparoscopic-bariatric-procedures/sleeve-gastrectomy/
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Saint Agnes Bariatric Center of Excellence surgeons and team members form strong bonds with our patients that begin with your first seminar,
