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animallover1247
on 6/25/19 11:09 pm
Topic: RE: 2 surgery Lap band revision?

Crysharris: I'm just curious...do you know what your Demeester score was from your Bravo testing?

purplefussia85
on 6/25/19 8:04 pm
DS on 06/21/19
Topic: RE: Revison after gastric bypass due to weight gaine

Hi,

  • I recently got a revision from RNY to Duodenal Switch by Dr. Roslin about 5 days ago. I did not lose much weight as i had hoped with the RNY despite exercise and diet. It took much contemplation throughout the years but i did my research, and went for it. I'm here in NY so i would recommend Dr. Roslin if you're not far. Good luck and do what feels right to you!
purplefussia85
on 6/25/19 7:56 pm
DS on 06/21/19
Topic: RE: Revision from Gastric bypass to DS in DC area

Hi, I'm in New York and got my RNY to DS revision from Dr. Roslin. He does have an office at Lenox Hill Hospital in Manhattan. I'm 5 days out and so far so good ð?'?

mljchm
on 6/24/19 9:07 pm - CA
Revision on 05/05/19
Topic: RE: VSG to RNY to Resolve GERD | Dr. Stanley Klein (Torrance, CA)

I'm glad your GERD is more controllable now!

I do not have a dilated esophagus, according to several tests conducted by my surgeon. We'll see what happens with my GERD after revision... A Nissen fundoplication would not be applicable here, at all. There is not enough stomach to perform such a procedure. I do not have a hiatal hernia. Thank you for all your suggestions!

mljchm
on 6/24/19 9:05 pm - CA
Revision on 05/05/19
Topic: RE: VSG to RNY to Resolve GERD | Dr. Stanley Klein (Torrance, CA)

You are perfectly correct, my dear... and I have considered everything under the sun, including the LINX procedure at USC -- not applicable for my case as a VSG patient, either.

mljchm
on 6/24/19 9:02 pm - CA
Revision on 05/05/19
Tx2Nc
on 6/24/19 7:24 pm
Topic: RE: 2 surgery Lap band revision?

Oh my goodness! That sounds overwhelming just reading it, I can't imagine how you managed it all. I had my EDG 2 weeks ago. The results showed chronic gastritis, no Barrett's or hernia. My hernia was repaired when my band was placed. The surgeon said that even without any fluid in my band that it seems tight to him. I'm not really sure what will happen next. My follow up with him is next week and we'll see where I go from here.

2ndTimeFreedom
on 6/24/19 5:08 pm
Revision on 07/18/19
Topic: RE: STILL Waiting

oh no-- which insurance do you have? Any updates?

2ndTimeFreedom
on 6/24/19 5:04 pm, edited 6/24/19 10:05 am
Revision on 07/18/19
Topic: RE: Approaching the End 6months-- still NO clue on surgery

So here is my update. Looks like my pouch and stoma did indeed stretch after my pregnancy :(. My insurance has accepted everything and my schedule is set for July 15. I have stared my pre-surgical pre-liquid diet at 3 weeks out. The procedure will be a reduction in my Stoma and pouch. I am excited and so ready.

Sparklekitty, Science-Loving Derby Hag
on 6/24/19 4:04 pm
RNY on 08/05/19
Topic: RE: VSG to RNY to Resolve GERD | Dr. Stanley Klein (Torrance, CA)

As I understand it, you can't have a fundoplication after VSG because there's not enough stomach to wrap around the esophagus.

Sparklekitty / Julie / Nerdy Little Secret (#42)
Roller derby - cycling - triathlon
VSG 2013, RNY conversion 2019 due to GERD. Trendweight here!

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