Single Anastomosis Duodenal Switch

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The Single Anastomosis Duodenal switch (SADI-S/SIPS) is a welcomed modification of the older and more traditional Duodenal Switch Procedure. This procedure starts by creating a Sleeve Gastrectomy, reducing the size of the stomach by 80% and removing that portion from the body.

The second step divides the intestine just after the stomach followed by reconnecting the ileum as a loop. The ileum is the portion of small intestine furthest away from the stomach.

This procedure helps patients lose weight in two ways:

  1.  Restricting the amount that you can eat
  2. Changing the way your body absorbs food.

This procedure is an excellent option for patients with very high BMI and/or severe uncontrolled Diabetes Mellitus 2. This procedure is not a good option for patients with severe acid reflux or Barrett's Esophagus as these patients would be better served with a Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass.

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It Makes ALL The Difference
After 5 years of training to become Board-Certified general surgeons, Both Dr. Brown and Dr. Leavitt received additional training to learn advanced Bariatric procedures.
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FELLOWSHIP TRAINED

It Makes ALL The Difference
After 5 years of training to become Board-Certified general surgeons, Both Dr. Brown and Dr. Leavitt received additional training to learn advanced Bariatric procedures.
Learn More