Study tests if modified surgery reduces painful Post-Meal side effects
NCT ID NCT07263269
Summary
This study compares two types of weight loss surgery to see which one leads to fewer digestive problems and a better quality of life. Researchers are following 200 adults with severe obesity for six months after their surgery. They want to know if adding a step called 'transit bipartition' to the common sleeve gastrectomy reduces uncomfortable symptoms like nausea and dizziness after eating.
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Faculty of Medicine Cairo University
Cairo, Egypt
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