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According to reports, the most critical aspect of this endoscopic procedure is to place a transparent waterproof hose 60 cm from the patient's intestine entrance. The hose enters the patient's mouth and passes through the esophagus and stomach to reach the duodenum. It is fixed on the inner side of the intestine and acts as a lining to block the contact between the food and the intestinal wall, so that the food can be digested and absorbed. Restricted to achieve weight loss.
In addition, the hose installed on the inner wall of the intestine can also prevent the functional coupling of the intestine and the pancreas, and inactivate the "intestinal-islet axis", which makes the various hormones of diabetic patients gradually return to normal, thus achieving effective treatment of diabetes. purpose.
This procedure is slightly more complicated than normal endoscopic surgery, lasting about 40 minutes, and the patient can walk home after the operation. Clinical trials have shown that the side effects of the operation are very small, and the patient will only have symptoms such as vomiting or abdominal pain after surgery, and can disappear on their own.
—— Information from: Kexun