Abstract
The numbers of Omega Loop Gastric Bypass have increased dramatically in the middle east area in the last 15 years. It has been demonstrated that it is a rapid, safe and effective bariatric operation. Advantages include; lower risk of anastomotic leakage, internal herniation and the ease of reversibility. Potential complications include; marginal ulcers, chronic alkaline reflux and gastro-jejunostomy (GJ) stenosis. This retrospective analysis evaluates whether suturing the gastro-jejunostomy (GJ) over a boogie effects the rate of GJ stenosis and the need for endoscopic balloon dilatation or refashioning later on. Retrospective analysis to assess the effectiveness of anastomosing the GJ on a calibration tube in reducing GJ stenosis after omega loop surgery.
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