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Q89. Which of the following is not a restrictive surgical procedure in Bariatric surgery
a) Vertical band Gastroplasty (VBG)
b) Laproscopic adjustable gastric banding (LAGB)
c) Duodenal Switch
d) Roux -en-Y gastric bypass
Q90. Vertical band gastroplasty is now abandoned. Which one of the
following is not a reason for it being abandoned?
a ) Poor long term weight loss
b) This procedure is more adjustable
c) High rate of late stenosis of gastric outlet
d) Regain of lost weight
Q91.
Most common complication of Adjustable gastric banding is (LAGB)
a)
Band slippage
b) Erosion in stomach
c) Anastomotic leak
d) Port access problems
Q92. Which of the following is not an essential component of RGB
(Roux -en -y) Gastric Bypass
a) Small proximal gastric pouch
b)Roux limb atleast 40 cm in length
c) Enteroenterostomy is must to avoid stenosis or obstruction
d) Closure of defects in mesocolon
Answers
89)
c
Duodenal switch is purely a
malabsorptive procedure. VBG and LAGB are largely restrictive, (they restrict
the oral intake) where as Roux en y gastric bypass is largely restrictive and
mildly malabsorptive.
Sabiston text book of
surgery 18th edition page 404
90) b
VBG is not adjustable, it is a permanent procedure. The LAP band is an
adjustable prcedure, it can be adjusted to restrict the oral intake. Also VBG
has poor long term weight loss, more chances of stenosis of gastric outlet.
After VBG the patients have a high
tendency to adopt high caloie liquid diet, leading to regain of weight.
Sabiston text
book of surgery 18th edition page 405
91)
a
Lap bands are used quite frequently
these days and have an established role in management of morbidly obese. Only
three types of bands are availale,
LAP-BAND (INAMED Health), Swedish
adjustable band (Obtech medical) and the french
MIDBAND. The most common complication
is band slippage or prolapse - 11-15%
Erosion - 2-3% and port access
problems 5%. There are no leaks because no anastomoses is done.
Laparoscopic complication incidence
remains the same.
Ref. sabiston 18th edition page 423
92)
b
The lenght of the Roux limb is 80-120
cm atleast if the BMI is in 40s, In a patient with higher BMI the length of the
Roux limb can go upto 150 cm
The capacity of the proximal gastric
pouch should be 15 ml. Enteroenterostomy and closure of mesenteric and mesocolic
defects is done
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