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Lap Band Surgery in Greater Adelaide

Lap Band Surgery Sydney Cost, Lap Band Surgery Cost Medicare Australia, Lap Band Surgery Cost without Insurance in Greater Adelaide

Lap Band Surgery - Gastric Banding | Adelaide Bariatric Centre

What is a gastric banding & how does it work? Why does lap band surgery help people lose weight? Find the answers with our simple guide

Lap Band Subsidy - Weight Loss News - Adelaide Bariatric Centre

Australian universities and overseas studies recommend that the Australian government fully subsidise gastric banding surgery for those with a BMI over 40.

Gastrointestinal surgery | Royal Adelaide Hospital

Specialised assessment and surgical care of patients with problems of the upper gastrointestinal tract, including diseases of the oesophagus and stomach.…

South Australian Bariatric Surgeons Weight Loss Directory

Australia’s premier resource of South Australian Bariatric Surgeons for Weight Loss and obesity via a wide range of procedures to help create and redefine a new you.

Weight Loss Surgeons - The Australian Bariatric Surgeons Directory

Australia's top directory for Weight Loss Surgeons, Bariatric Surgery & Obesity Care - New Body Specialists - Weight Loss Solutions Directory

Surgical services at Calvary Adelaide Hospital - Calvary Adelaide Hospital

Bariatric surgery encompasses weight management, its causes, prevention and treatment. It includes dieting, exercise and behavioural therapy as well as pharmacotherapy and surgery.

Early Release of Super for Weight Loss Surgery | SuperCare

SuperCare helps you access your superannuation funds for weight loss surgery procedures. Call 1300 665 440

Gastric surgery for morbid obesity. The Adelaide Study.

The efficacy of three gastric restriction operations were compared in a prospective randomized study of 310 morbidly obese subjects. The median patient age was 34 years (range, 18 to 62 years). They were predominantly female (13:1) and had a median pre-operative weight that was 198% of their ideal weight (range, 160% to 318%). There was an equitable dispersion of perceived risk factors between the groups under study and there were no deaths during the perioperative period. Compliance with follow-up at 3 years was 91%. When success was defined as a loss of more than 50% of excess weight or a current pregnancy, the success rates at 3 years were 17% for gastrogastrostomy, 48% for vertical gastroplasty, and 67% for Roux-en-Y gastric bypass (p less than 0.001). Although the gastric bypass operation took longer to perform, there were similar outcome patterns for the three groups during the postoperative period. We conclude that the Roux-en-Y gastric bypass is the preferred procedure for the surgical treatment of morbid obesity.