June 28, 2021

How do I know if I qualify for any bariatric surgery?

Here I discuss the Body Mass Index (BMI) to calculate whether you qualify for bariatric surgery. The threshold for qualification also depends on other comorbidities such a diabetes.

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dr Alex Miras

· June 28, 2021

Are different forms of bariatric surgery more of less effective?

Here I discuss the effectiveness of different types of bariatric surgery. There is an inability to determine post operative compliance, however, the most effective despite this is the roux en y gastric bypass procedure.

dr Alex Miras

· June 29, 2021

Bariatric Surgical Treatment

This playlist contains surgical procedures, frequently asked questions, and risks associated with bariatric surgery.

dr Alex Miras

· June 28, 2021

Which groups of people is bariatric surgery usually advised for?

This video discusses the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) criteria for recommending bariatric surgery to individuals.

dr Alex Miras

· June 28, 2021

What are the differences between a gastric bypass and gastric sleeve?

In this video I discuss the fundamental differences between a Roux en Y gastric bypass procedure and a sleeve gastrectomy.

dr Alex Miras

· June 28, 2021

What happens if my bariatric surgery operation is unsuccessful?

Here I discuss the difficulty in defining success in relation to surgical outcomes and further replace this notion with the optimal response. Additionally, I discuss the options for increasing this optimal outcome that individuals and specialists aim for.

dr Alex Miras

· June 28, 2021

What is a biliopancreatic diversion, and do I qualify for it?

This video explains the biliopancreatic diversion surgery, similar to duodenal switch surgery, and rarely conducted. It is classified as an extreme type of weight loss surgery, causing malabsorption and unpleasant nutritional complications.