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It takes place in several stages:
The obese patient is either sent to us by a colleague or by word of mouth.
He is seen for the first time at the office, where the following information is noted:
 His identity.
His age.
His BMI.
His medical and surgical history.
Type of feeding behavior.
His psychological state.
His motivation.
The different diets he has already undergone.
The different medicines he takes.
Then, a full clinical examination is made to look for old scars, varicose veins, etc.
In this first consultation, half-hour is totally devoted to informing the patient on the different techniques of bariatric surgery and its complications - He will be able to ask all sorts of questions and receive a written documentation, on which he will comment at the following consultation.
If the patient comes by himself, he will be sent to the nutritionist.
Then he should do:
- A slightly exhaustive blood checkup.
- A cardiac examination (ECG + / - heart scan).
- A chest radiography.
- Abdominal scan.
- A transit OESO gastroduodenal (if ring) or a gastroscopy with biopsy (if gastric bypass or sleeve gastrectomy).
- Possibly, a functional respiratory exploration.
Everything will be closed by a pre-anesthetic consultation with the anesthesiologist at the clinic.
The patient, who is fully convinced and well informed about the procedure, will be called for the program.
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| - Checkups and protocols to be made by the patient |
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| - Pre-anesthetic form to be filled by the patient |
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