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Rou-en-Y = gastric bypass surgery....

Posted By: versus the LAP-BAND which is also....sm on 2007-06-14
In Reply to: Gastroesophageal test? - D

Subject: Rou-en-Y = gastric bypass surgery....

There is also the LAP-BAND (adjustable gastric band) which is the other gastric bypass surgery but the one with the least risks versus the Roux-en-Y.


 





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