What is the gastric balloon? The bariatric technology – known as a gastric balloon – involves inserting a small silicon balloon into a patient's stomach through an endoscopic procedure. A doctor fills the balloon with saline solution to create a feeling of fullness, so patients lose the urge to overeat. After six months, it's deflated and removed. | The Surgery

Video demonstrating an Intragastric balloon removal. Once the balloon fulfill its time (6 months on this case) it should be removed . On the video it is demonstrated the puncture technique with a customized "needle-catheter" and its following controlled deflation by aspiration of the balloon content. After proper deflation a customized "double-hook gasper is used to apprehend the ballon for a careful removal throughout the esophagus. Source (Bariatric Endoscopy page team) Video demonstrando a re

Video demonstrating a case of fluid filled intragastric balloon. this balloon can be filled from 400 to 700cc (600cc in the case). Implant under conscious sedation and patient go home on he same day. there will be an adaptation period with symptoms like nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain mitigated by specific medications. After 4-5 ays those symptoms are reduced to a minimum. Target weight loss is around 40-50 % of Excess Weight Loss (%EWL) or 10-15% of Total Weight loss (%TWL). This specific B

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