SIPPS a new weight loss surgery???

Hello, I'm new to this board and really enjoy reading everyone's posts, its so helpful.  I had my sleeve in 2010 and have regained almost 35 pounds of the 90 I lost.  My doctor discussed with me about a conversion to SIPPS because RNY is not giving the best results.  SIPPS is something like the ds but not as extreme.  I'm just wondering if anyone has heard of it or has done it?  Also if its not covered by insurance I won't be able to do it.  From what I'm reading,  people seem to do good converting from the sleeve to RNY.  Just wondering what people think of this, I really need advice asap.  I'm hoping for my surgery in the next few months. Thank you so much.

I have never heard of the SIPPS before. Exactly what it is?

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Mitchell Roslin, MD: SIPS is a modified duodenal switch, which was given its name by myself and Dr. Daniel Cottam in Utah. It involves the formation of a sleeve gastrectomy that is slightly larger than our usual sleeve, with an attachment placed beneath the pyloric valve, which controls emptying of the stomach into the mid gut, located three meters from the terminal ileum.

I would consider SIPPS before RNY.  Maybe even making the sleeve smaller - revision. 

There is a private FB page on SIPPS. I suggest you go and join the page and see the posts. SIPPS is still in the investigational stages.

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Ive been trying to find that page would you please post the actual name because I've looked under SIPS and SIPPS and have yet to find one page devoted to this surgical procedure.  Thanks in advance for any insight.

use search on FB and type in SIPS.  The first 3 listed are closed groups that you can join.

I barely see anything on the SIPPS, from the little I read, I'm not seeing to much results.  I think I will just be doing RNY and hopefully it help me lose the 70 pounds I need to lose.  My insurance won't pay for the ds and I'm sure it won't pay for SIPPS.