PROCEDURES ENDOSCOPIC CARE AND FOLLOW-UP
Endoscopic Sleeve Gastroplasty
An endoscopic procedure in which the stomach is narrowed with sutures placed through the mouth, without an incision. Its eligibility criteria differ from those for surgery.
How we proceed
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Assessing the current picture through a detailed history, physical examination and laboratory tests.
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Reviewing the eligibility criteria for endoscopic sleeve gastroplasty together with the surgeon, endocrinologist, dietitian and psychologist.
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If a decision is reached, setting out the preparation period, the procedure and the expected hospital stay in advance.
- 4
Follow-up after discharge with a nutrition plan and a defined schedule of review appointments across the first year.
Other procedures in this department
Intragastric Balloon
A temporary device placed endoscopically and removed after a set period. It is not surgery and is carried out alongside a nutrition and activity programme.
Nutrition and Dietitian Follow-up
A structured programme that starts before surgery and covers the liquid, puree and solid stages afterwards. Reviews continue several times a year.
Psychological Assessment
A consultation covering eating behaviour, expectations and the support around the patient. It is an integral part of the decision and is not on its own a means of approval or refusal.
NEXT STEP
Contact
Get in touch with your questions, and let us assess your eligibility together at an initial consultation.
