Gastric bypass surgery makes the stomach smaller causing you to eat much less. It also bypasses some of the small intestine. It can cause significant weight loss but is a very serious procedure.
The gastric bypass sleeve surgery removes 85% of your stomach and the remaining shape is like a sleeve. It makes you feel fuller faster. It is not very invasing but can be risky.
Regardless of whether you have a cardiac condition or a weight condition, you may have heard the doctor mention bypass surgery. You are now home and you are wondering, what is a bypass surgery? The answer is simple. In the case of gastric bypass the surgeon wants to bypass your old, stretched out stomach and create a new, smaller stomach. Cardiac bypass is done not to get rid of the old heart but to go around one of the arteries that supplies blood to the heart and use a new artery. The surgery involves disconnecting and reconnecting different parts but once the surgery is done you will have a new and improved you.
Lower extremity bypass surgery due to a block artery in the leg(s)
The cost of a bypass surgery depends on the location the surgery is performed, I imagine bypass surgery on the heart would be pretty costly. To find out the cost of a bypass surgery you can ask your doctor or go to a local hospital and talk to some professionals on that subject.
Yes there are many websites that can give you cost of the surgery. They are www.obeseinfo.com/gastric-bypass-surgery-cost.html or www.yourbariatricsurgeryguide.com/gastric-bypass-cost.
This question cant be answered do to not specific enough detail. there are many forms of bypass surgery. There is Gastric bypass which envolves the stomach and there is also the Coronary artery bypass surgery which involves the blood vessels.
I am not sure if you are interested in the heart bypass surgery or the gastric bypass procedure. I do not believe any pictures are taken during the procedures.
Gastric bypass is weight reduction surgery. To qualify for madicaid coverage in receiving a bypass surgery one must be considered fully disabled without surgery.
You can find information about dieting after gastric bypass surgery here: http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/gastric-bypass-diet/my00827 and http://www.risksgastricbypasssurgery.com/gastric-bypass-surgery-information.shtml.
Great Saphenous vein is "borrowed" for cardiac bypass surgery
Cardiologists and cardiothoracic surgeons perform coronary bypass surgery.
You have to be on a liquid diet prior to surgery to prepare your stomach for the upcoming gastric bypass surgery.