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==Introduction==
===Surgery as a treatment for obesity===
For many obese patients, diets and lifestlye changes do not work in long term. Bariatric surgery has proved to be the only effective method in the long term treatment of obesity.
===How surgery works===
Bariatric surgery works by altering the anatomy of the gastrointestinal tract.
==Bariatric Surgical Procedures==
===Restrictive Surgery===
Restrictive surgery reduces the size of the stomach causing decreased hunger and an increased satiety following ingestion of smaller amounts of food. Surgical procedures include gastric banding, where an adjustable band is clipped just below the cardia of the stomach creating a small gastric pouch above(kerrigan, le roux). Other forms of restrictive surgery includes gastroplasty and sleeve gasrectomy.
===Malabsorptive Surgery===
Jejuno-ileal bypass, duodenojejunal bypass and biolopancreatic bypass (with or without duodenal switch)
===Combination Surgery===
Combination surgery combines the benefits of both restrictive and restrictive surgery. The most common bariatric procedure in the US is the Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass (RYGP).
Duodenal switch
==Surgical Effects Regarding Gut Hormones==
===Hindgut Hormones===
===Hindgut Hormones===
===(other hormones)===
===Side Effects===
==Surgical Treatment as Opposed to Diet==
==Future Possibilites==
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==References==
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