Re: Duodenal Switch-Bilio Pancreatic Diversion

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Sent you a message directly to you mailbox.

I did a huge research and by far, I think the RNY is the must

reliable. Check it out.

> Hi everyone,

>

> I'm new to this site, and to the bypass.

> I have a lapband,which has failed to lose me much weight(20kgs),

due

> to reflux.So, I am now investigating my bypass options.

> Having only done a little homework to date, at this early stage, I

am

> leaning towards the Duodenal Switch-Bilio Pancreatic Diversion

> procedure, based on diminished complication rates. Is there anyone

on

> this list who has had this procedure? Does anyone know a New

Zealand

> surgeon who does this procedure?

>

> I'd really appreciate your feedback, and please feel free to email

me

> privately, if you wish,jos.parker@i...

>

> Many thanks,

> Jos

[Guest guest]

Sent you a message directly to you mailbox.

I did a huge research and by far, I think the RNY is the must

reliable. Check it out.

> Hi everyone,

>

> I'm new to this site, and to the bypass.

> I have a lapband,which has failed to lose me much weight(20kgs),

due

> to reflux.So, I am now investigating my bypass options.

> Having only done a little homework to date, at this early stage, I

am

> leaning towards the Duodenal Switch-Bilio Pancreatic Diversion

> procedure, based on diminished complication rates. Is there anyone

on

> this list who has had this procedure? Does anyone know a New

Zealand

> surgeon who does this procedure?

>

> I'd really appreciate your feedback, and please feel free to email

me

> privately, if you wish,jos.parker@i...

>

> Many thanks,

> Jos

[Guest guest]

Just want to echo the previous reply. This was an backup option for

me if the RNY could not be performed due to mass. Luckily, all went

well and I got the RNY w/chole (gall bladder removal). The DSBPD

surgery mentioned I understand has some fairly significant side

effects (constant gas, bloating, diahrea, etc...) I opted for the

gall bladder removal at the same time, there was no way that I

wanted to have the gall bladder remain with the known complications

post RNY.

32 days post open RNY -50lbs!

-Ray

> > Hi everyone,

> >

> > I'm new to this site, and to the bypass.

> > I have a lapband,which has failed to lose me much weight(20kgs),

> due

> > to reflux.So, I am now investigating my bypass options.

> > Having only done a little homework to date, at this early stage,

I

> am

> > leaning towards the Duodenal Switch-Bilio Pancreatic Diversion

> > procedure, based on diminished complication rates. Is there

anyone

> on

> > this list who has had this procedure? Does anyone know a New

> Zealand

> > surgeon who does this procedure?

> >

> > I'd really appreciate your feedback, and please feel free to

email

> me

> > privately, if you wish,jos.parker@i...

> >

> > Many thanks,

> > Jos

[Guest guest]

Just want to echo the previous reply. This was an backup option for

me if the RNY could not be performed due to mass. Luckily, all went

well and I got the RNY w/chole (gall bladder removal). The DSBPD

surgery mentioned I understand has some fairly significant side

effects (constant gas, bloating, diahrea, etc...) I opted for the

gall bladder removal at the same time, there was no way that I

wanted to have the gall bladder remain with the known complications

post RNY.

32 days post open RNY -50lbs!

-Ray

> > Hi everyone,

> >

> > I'm new to this site, and to the bypass.

> > I have a lapband,which has failed to lose me much weight(20kgs),

> due

> > to reflux.So, I am now investigating my bypass options.

> > Having only done a little homework to date, at this early stage,

I

> am

> > leaning towards the Duodenal Switch-Bilio Pancreatic Diversion

> > procedure, based on diminished complication rates. Is there

anyone

> on

> > this list who has had this procedure? Does anyone know a New

> Zealand

> > surgeon who does this procedure?

> >

> > I'd really appreciate your feedback, and please feel free to

email

> me

> > privately, if you wish,jos.parker@i...

> >

> > Many thanks,

> > Jos

[Guest guest]

My PCP told me about a woman who had this procedure done and said

she had the most foul smelling gas you could ever imagine and it was

frequent. She was nauseus and miserable.

That's all I know about it but it makes me glad I had the RNY!

11/18/03

284/249 preop/196/?

[Guest guest]

My PCP told me about a woman who had this procedure done and said

she had the most foul smelling gas you could ever imagine and it was

frequent. She was nauseus and miserable.

That's all I know about it but it makes me glad I had the RNY!

11/18/03

284/249 preop/196/?