INTESTINAL BIPARTITION IN MONTERREY N.L
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Your procedure includes
1 Night at the hospital
Medical Fees
3 Psychology Therapy Sessions
4 Nutritionist consultations
Medication Kits
Medical Followups
Your surgery will be performed at Hospital Clinic HCAC, Sertoma 313, Sertoma, 64710 Monterrey, N.L.
What is the intestinal bipartition?
This surgery combines stomach reduction, similar to gastric sleeve surgery, with bowel modification. A portion of the small intestine is connected directly to the stomach, while the rest of the intestine continues to function normally. This allows food to follow two routes, improving nutrient absorption and weight loss.
How do i prepare?
In the weeks leading up to surgery, you may be asked to begin a physical activity program and stop smoking. Just before the procedure, there may be restrictions on food, drinks, and medications you can take. Now is a good time to plan for your recovery after surgery. For example, arrange for assistance at home if you think you'll need help.
Recovery
24 hours of hospitalization. The patient may travel home upon discharge. 7 days of non-strenuous rest at home (patient may walk, bathe, and perform simple activities at home). If work is not strenuous and under medical guidance from Dr. Andrea de Anda, some patients may return to work as early as day four. Exercise one month after surgery Normal life three months after surgery
After the procedure
After laparoscopic intestinal bipartition, your diet begins with sugar-free and non-carbonated liquids for the first seven days, then moves to pureed foods for three weeks, and finally to normal foods approximately four weeks after surgery.
Dra. Andrea De Anda
A specialist in bariatric and metabolic surgery, her experience is backed by her track record and ongoing training. She is certified by the Mexican College of Surgery for Obesity and Metabolic Diseases (CMCOEM) and the National Regulatory Committee of Medical Specialty Councils (CONACEM).
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Importance of Clinical Assessment
The choice between these two procedures depends on the patient's clinical condition, including their medical history, current weight, weight loss goals, and any existing comorbidities such as diabetes or heart disease. Evaluation by a specialized medical team is crucial. This team includes the prestigious Board Certified Bariatric Surgeon, Dr. Andrea de Anda, a nutritionist, a psychologist, and other healthcare professionals to ensure that the selected procedure is the safest and most effective for the patient.
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