Bariatric Procedures Comparison

GASTRIC SLEEVEGASTRIC BYPASSDUODENAL SWITCH / SADI / SIPS
Frequency of Curing Type 2 Diabetes70%85%95%
Frequency of Curing High Blood Pressure60%60%75%
Percent of Suplus Body Weight Lost65% - 80%70%-80%70%-100%
Duration of Time Until Final Results12-18 Months12-18 MonthsFirst 6 Months
Recovery Time After Procedure0-1 Week1-3 Weeks1 Week
Time Spent in HospitalNone to 1 Day2 Days1-3 Days
Length of Procedure45 Minutes75 Minutes2-3 Hours
Risk LevelMedium (maybe lower than gastric bypass)MediumMedium
Rapid Gastric Emptying (Dumping Syndrome)NoYesNo
Medical Devices/Hardware RemainingNoNoNo
How Many Follow Ups with your Doctor in the First Year?Approximately 5Approximately 5Approximately 4
How Many Follow Ups with your Doctor After the First Year?1 Annually1 Annually1-2 Annually
Is this Procedure Covered by Insurance?YesYesYes
When was this Procedure First Widely Introduced to the Medical Field?200119681980's

GASTRIC SLEEVE

Frequency of Curing Type 2 Diabetes
70%
Frequency of Curing High Blood Pressure
60%
Percent of Suplus Body Weight Lost
65% - 80%
Duration of Time Until Final Results
12-18 Months
Recovery Time After Procedure
0-1 Week
Time Spent in Hospital
None to 1 Day
Length of Procedure
45 Minutes
Risk Level
Medium (maybe lower than gastric bypass)
Rapid Gastric Emptying (Dumping Syndrome)
No
Medical Devices/Hardware Remaining
No
How Many Follow Ups with your Doctor in the First Year?
Approximately 5
How Many Follow Ups with your Doctor After the First Year?
1 Annually
Is this Procedure Covered by Insurance?
Yes
When was this Procedure First Widely Introduced to the Medical Field?
2001

GASTRIC BYPASS

Frequency of Curing Type 2 Diabetes
85%
Frequency of Curing High Blood Pressure
60%
Percent of Suplus Body Weight Lost
70%-80%
Duration of Time Until Final Results
12-18 Months
Recovery Time After Procedure
1-3 Weeks
Time Spent in Hospital
2 Days
Length of Procedure
75 Minutes
Risk Level
Medium
Rapid Gastric Emptying (Dumping Syndrome)
Yes
Medical Devices/Hardware Remaining
No
How Many Follow Ups with your Doctor in the First Year?
Approximately 5
How Many Follow Ups with your Doctor After the First Year?
1 Annually
Is this Procedure Covered by Insurance?
Yes
When was this Procedure First Widely Introduced to the Medical Field?
1968

DUODENAL SWITCH / SADI / SIPS

Frequency of Curing Type 2 Diabetes
95%
Frequency of Curing High Blood Pressure
75%
Percent of Suplus Body Weight Lost
70%-100%
Duration of Time Until Final Results
First 6 Months
Recovery Time After Procedure
1 Week
Time Spent in Hospital
1-3 Days
Length of Procedure
2-3 Hours
Risk Level
Medium
Rapid Gastric Emptying (Dumping Syndrome)
No
Medical Devices/Hardware Remaining
No
How Many Follow Ups with your Doctor in the First Year?
Approximately 4
How Many Follow Ups with your Doctor After the First Year?
1-2 Annually
Is this Procedure Covered by Insurance?
Yes
When was this Procedure First Widely Introduced to the Medical Field?
1980's

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