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Approach to duodenal pathology in bariatric surgery: Transit bipartition as an option
Sergi Sanchez-Cordero1, Ruth Lopez-Gonzalez1, Jordi Pujol-Gebellí1
1General and Digestive Surgery, Bariatric and Metabolic Surgery Unit, Moises Broggi University Hospital Barcelona, Spain.
Abstract:
Transit bipartition (TB) emerges as a bariatric surgery alternative to Duodenal Switch (DS), emphasizing complete intestinal access and reduced malabsorption. By directly stimulating the distal ileum, TB promotes weight loss while preserving endoscopic duodenal access. This technique enhances anorexigenic hormones, aiding in satiety and weight loss, with lower malnutrition risks than DS. TB shows favorable short-term outcomes in weight management and comorbidity reduction, serving as a simpler, less malabsorptive option than DS. Nonetheless, long-term studies are essential for comprehensive efficacy assessment.
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