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Intestinal Barrier > Alternative to Gastric Bypass > EndoBarrier Gastrointestinal Liner > Lexington-based GI Dynamics > Effect mimicsgastric bypass > non-surgical alternative to gastric bypass > Route for resolving type 2 diabetes

Wednesday, July 9, 2008

Is obesity dragging down our health care system? Is there another treatment option besides bypass surgery with an intestinal barrier device? Is it sufficient to cover the first part of the small intestine where the absorption of nutrients takes place?

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…Doctors at Lahey Clinic are investigating a new device that […]

Bariatric surgery > Obese patients > On average 24 diets before surgery > At least 100 pounds overweight > Five medical problems linked to obesity > Cost of gastric binding around $17,000 > Cost of gastric bypass around $25,000 to $30,000

Monday, July 7, 2008

Do the 105,000 people who had bariatric surgery in 2007 experience the typical results? How successful is the adoption of a program of exercise, nutritional counseling, controlled eating and psychological support? Do bariatric surgery patients lose about 123 pounds the first year and be lighter by 127 pounds after five years?

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YelloPort Plus > Advanced laparoscopic port access system > Well received by surgeons in the USA > Expected worldwide increase > Obesity rise > Increase in demand for laparoscopic ports > Surgical Innovations > Demand for obesity-reduction operations

Thursday, July 3, 2008

Are surgical procedural tray supply companies evaluating the new laparoscopic access port? Is the expected outcome an opening of important routes to the procurement decision-makers in hospital groups across the USA? Is YelloPort Plus established in major European markets such as Spain, Scandinavia and other key territories?

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Block signals influencing stomach functions and food digestion process > VBLOC therapy similar to heart pacemaker > EnteroMedics Inc > Blocking stomach nerve signals > Shows promise in obesity > Mayo Clinic > Less invasive alternative to bariatric surgery

Wednesday, July 2, 2008

Does science offers new hope for the obese? Does high-frequency electricity block the nerve impulses between the brain, the stomach and pancreas? Can VBLOC therapy help patients lose an average of 15 percent of their excess weight?

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…A new implantable medical device, developed in collaboration with Mayo Clinic researchers, shows […]

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Acute Post-Gastric Reduction Surgery APGARS Neuropathy > Obesity Surgery > Minimally Invasive Surgery > University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center > Postoperative polyneuropathy > Polynutritional > Protracted postoperative vomiting > Hyporeflexia > Muscular weakness

Tuesday, June 17, 2008

Should surgeons be aware of the findings about Acute Post-Gastric Reduction Surgery APGARS Neuropathy given the potentially reversible nature?

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…A variety of neurologic complications have been reported after weight loss surgery. Recently, a new term was introduced to describe cases of postoperative polyneuropathy - acute post-gastric reduction […]

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Obesity and diabetes > Immediate Resolution > Type 2 Diabetes > New Study presented at the American Diabetes Association ADA > EndoBarrier > Implanted and removed endoscopically > Without need for surgical intervention > Physical barrier between ingested food and intestinal wall > Massachusetts-based GI Dynamics

Monday, June 16, 2008

How encouraging are the interim Endobarrier study results? Is the EndoBarrier’s ability to rapidly restore glycemic control reflected in the study results? Does the device mimic the metabolic effects of gastric bypass surgery without its associated complications?

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…New technology has been developed that addresses two of the biggest healthcare problems […]

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Noninvasive Device For Gastroesophageal-reflux Disease GERD > Obesity > Creighton University School of Medicine > Licensed intellectual property > SafeStitch Medical > Flexible tube with a metal capsule > 3-feet-long and less than 4/5 of an inch in diameter > Natural Orifice Translumenal Endoscopic Surgery NOTES > Navigation inside the stomach and abdominal cavity

Tuesday, June 10, 2008

Will the SafeStich device result in more effective treatments for Gastroesophageal-reflux disease and morbid obesity? Will the device permit GERD procedures to be performed on an outpatient basis?

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…A new, noninvasive gastroplasty device to treat two separate disorders – gastroesophageal-reflux disease (GERD) and morbid obesity – was reported today […]

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As America Gets Bigger > Serious social and psychological dimensions > National Eating Disorder > Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDC > Call to Action to Prevent and Decrease Overweight and Obesity > National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey NHANES > Diabetes mellitus > Cardiovascular disease > Hypertension and stroke > Certain forms of cancer > Increased risk of premature death > Serious chronic conditions > Reduced overall quality of life

Friday, May 30, 2008

Is surgical treatment for obesity a good and effective treatment for preventing the life-threatening complications and serious degenerative problems associated with pathological obesity? Do drug and medical device companies cash in to unprecedented degrees? Will overweight- and obesity-attributable spending continue to increase and government will continue to finance a sizable portion?

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