Bariatric surgery
Surgical treatment of obesity and metabolic disorders. Treatment programs are selected individually, taking into account the patient’s health status and indications.
Bariatric surgery helps patients with severe excess weight and metabolic disorders, when weight loss through diet, physical activity and drug therapy alone does not provide the desired result.
Overweight treatment
Surgical treatment of obesity and metabolic disorders
Treatment includes consultation with specialists, diagnosis, preparation for surgery, surgery and follow-up.
Overweight treatment
Individual weight loss program
Bariatric treatment helps patients with severe excess weight and metabolic disorders, when weight loss through diet, physical activity and drug therapy alone does not provide the desired result.
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Directions
From diagnosis to adaptation after surgery
Treatment includes consultation with specialists, diagnosis, preparation for surgery, surgery and follow-up.
What operations are carried out
Basic methods of bariatric surgery
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Sleeve gastrectomy
An operation in which the volume of the stomach is reduced, so that a person begins to feel full with less food. The method helps to gradually lose weight and reduce the burden on the body.
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Gastric bypass
An operation that combines reducing the volume of the stomach and changing the passage of food through the gastrointestinal tract. Used for severe obesity and metabolic disorders.
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Mini gastric bypass
Minimally invasive bariatric surgery aimed at weight loss and metabolic correction. Allows you to reduce the amount of food consumed and helps control body weight.
What problems do patients present with?
When excess weight affects health and quality of life
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Weight does not decrease for a long time
Even with dieting and physical activity, weight may remain at the same level or quickly return.
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Constant fatigue and decreased activity
Excess weight is often accompanied by fatigue, decreased energy and discomfort during daily activities.
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Nocturnal snoring and sleep disturbance
Excess body weight can affect the quality of sleep, causing snoring and difficulty breathing during rest.
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Shortness of breath on exertion
Climbing stairs, walking and normal physical activity may cause a feeling of shortness of breath.
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Elevated sugar levels
Excess weight is often accompanied by metabolic disorders and changes in blood glucose levels.
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High blood pressure
Excessive stress on the cardiovascular system can lead to a persistent increase in blood pressure.
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Pain in the knees and spine
Increased body weight creates additional stress on the joints and musculoskeletal system.
How is the treatment carried out?
From consultation with the surgeon to post-operative observation
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Surgeon consultation
The doctor conducts an examination, analyzes the patient’s complaints and determines the required scope of diagnosis.
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Diagnostics
The patient undergoes laboratory and instrumental examinations to clarify the diagnosis and prepare for treatment.
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Preparing for surgery
Preoperative preparation, specialist consultations and an assessment of the patient’s general health are carried out.
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Surgical treatment
The operation is carried out using modern surgical methods and the necessary medical equipment.
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Postoperative follow-up
After treatment, the patient is under the supervision of doctors with monitoring of the condition and recommendations for recovery.
Frequently asked questions
What does abdominal surgery treat?
Abdominal surgery covers the diagnosis and surgical treatment of the abdominal organs, including gallbladder disease, hernias, appendicitis, and conditions of the stomach, intestines, liver and biliary tract.
What operations are performed in abdominal surgery
Laparoscopic surgery, planned procedures, gallbladder operations, hernia repair, bowel surgery and other interventions may be performed when indicated.
Is diagnostics necessary before surgery?
Yes, before surgery the patient undergoes laboratory and instrumental examinations to confirm the diagnosis, assess their health and prepare for the procedure.
What is the difference between minimally invasive interventions?
Minimally invasive techniques are performed through small incisions using modern equipment. They reduce surgical trauma and shorten the recovery period.
How is recovery after surgery going?
After treatment the patient remains under medical supervision. Specialists monitor their condition, give recovery recommendations and set the further follow-up plan.